"things nobody wants to hear about" -- at last!

[kerouac2]

We put it in the description right from the start, but it turned out that nobody ever wanted to talk about it either.

So I will finally drop a big cow pie into the pond with this video.

[mickthecactus]

I worry about you sometimes.

[lugg]

I am not even going to click on the play button

[bixaorellana]

Proboards, our forum host, has a rule that people under thirteen years of age are not allowed.

Just saying.

[kerouac2]

YouTube is very restrictive over what it allows as well. Medical subjects are well accepted.

[kerouac2]

The last subject was about everybody, but this one only concerns about half of the people in the world. It is just as nice and G-rated as the previous one, but even I was a little disturbed by the doctor's visual aid.

[kerouac2]

I promise that I will find information for women very soon.

[bjd]

Are you bored, Kerouac?

[mickthecactus]

I bet they can’t wait.....

Has anybody actually looked at these?

[kerouac2]

Hence my appropriate title for the thread. We always look away from uncomfortable subjects even when they are important. Yet if I had started a topic called "The Horrors of Cancer" there would have been an immediate reaction.

[kerouac2]

Okay, here's another one, but people who absolutely never shit can ignore it.

[kerouac2]

I'm sure that none of the ladies here have ever had this problem, but here is some information that you can give to your friends.

[kerouac2]

Donald Trump wears adult diapers and shits himself regularly. Having dealt with this with my mother, I do not wish this on anybody.

[onlyMark]

"Why does your poo sometimes float?"

www.bbc.com/future/article/20231221-why-does-your-poop-float-it-might-be-down-to-your-gut-health

[mossie]

Re the Trump fact, a lot of it comes out of his mouth

[kerouac2]

Endometriosis sounds really horrible. Have women really been suffering (mostly) in silence for centuries?

[bjd]

Jan 13, 2024 5:26:12 GMT kerouac2 said:

Endometriosis sounds really horrible. Have women really been suffering (mostly) in silence for centuries?

Yes. If it had been a men's problem, there would be a way of dealing with it by now.

[bixaorellana]

Amen!

For years it was thought that heart attacks were something that only men needed to worry about. It turned out that was because no studies had been done with women.

Knowledge about the natural history of coronary heart disease in women was limited until recent years. Few studies included women, despite the fact that heart disease is the No. 1 cause of death in women older than 50 years ...
Women's health issues that did not concern reproduction received little attention and little research funding prior to 1986. source

Also: www.goredforwomen.org/en/about-heart-disease-in-women/latest-research/women-not-represented-in-research-equally

[kerouac2]

[kerouac2]

www.tiktok.com/@albiruniklinik/video/7311579927810149634