this diabetic who has already come out, he apparently did fine but very hard to regulate diabetes from 22,000 feet above. how are you going to eat? there isn t the food. they don t know what his sugars are. somehow he did fine. let me ask you this because this part of the this might be controversial. at first they were apparently sending down nicotine patches because most of these miners smoke and then they said that they had later actually sent down cigarettes to the miners. and obviously, they re not going to get them under a condition of such stress to suddenly quit smoking. they do it in prison. picked a bad day to do that. i find this a fascinating tidbit, almost as fascinating as a guy running six miles in the bottom of the mine to stay fit but as a doctor, how do you handle the fact that they were all smokers? i m very concerned about it from a purely medical point of view. we talked about what gases may have been in the mine. the last thing we need is cigarette sm
sepulveda. next, juan il anes. then carlos mamani began working at the mine just five days before the collapse. 3:10, the youngest miner, 19-year-old jim any sanchez. 4:34, oz man araya. 5:21, jose ojeda. he is diabetic. 6:02 a.m., claudeio lagos. he wanted cigarettes and was disgusted that the miners got nicotine patches instead. 6:59, mario gomez, the oldest and most expensed. he began working at the age of 12 in the mine. 5:52, alex vega. his father had to use a fake name because they didn t want relatives of the miners doing any dangerous work.
reporter: yeah, you know that s something we ve been asking. there s been some names thrown out there. the names have changed a couple of times. we are not going to speculate. they haven t determined how they are going to determine it. potentially the last one out will be one of the rescuers. all the miners will be treated then the rescuers. -pbg the last miner out he would have the world record underground by eup himself. the pod is going back downtown. there was a quick turn around, they did not need to service it. you can expect the pod to return within a half hour. the last person will have that distinguishment of being the man underground for the longers period of time in the world. we do not have that name. megyn: adam mentions the rescue workers who are getting hugs from these men, what care they ve taken of the men as they ve been underground for 69 days. from sending nicotine patches,
pressure can go down rather than up so we don t know if he actually had low blood pressure but the idea that he starts off with high blood pressure. we don t know if he was getting the medication he needed and that his blood pressure could be variable. that s something they ll have to check immediately when he gets up there. considering the desperate situation and we re looking at the wife of the eighth guy who was pulled ninth guy pulled out a moment ago. when you look at how the government has reacted, you know, the guy sent up a note, we d like cigarettes. we d like wine. they sent down cigarettes and they sent down or nicotine patches and they sent down wine as well. and quickly gave up on the nicotine patches and went back to cigarettes, by the way, because these guys were not going to quit. i m absolutely amazed at the response here. they got nasa involved. they had our best doctors who are used to confinement. they used the chilean navy and people that were experts in su
cancers, especially oral cancers, and if you wants to quit smoking, using snuff or chewing tobacco, is not the way to do it. it is as bad as smoking. the way to do it, is to use chantix, see your doctor, use the nicotine patches, which sometimes work, with doctors support, and, motivation, and you can stop, but, snuff and chewing tobacco is not the way to do it. jamie: i got it right! ding, one for colby! thanks, doc. do you like to read at night in bed, disturb the person you are with and turn the lights on, if it bothers your mate you will enjoy this. the doctor has a much brighter idea. all right, doc. let s see what you use at night. all right, here s here are my glasses. you get these over-the-counter,