Would you ever get a prostate exam as a man? Are you still a man if you get it?

You're older today

I still look young and hot. If I ever get old like you, I will smoke 400 cigarettes a day and drink 200 energy drinks per day to see what happens.

Perhaps you have the heating thermostat set too high.

Yes, setting the heat thermostat too high can cause health problems, including 

exacerbating cardiovascular and respiratory issues, leading to heat-related illnesses like heat exhaustion and heatstroke, and negatively impacting sleep quality. Overheating can also contribute to high humidity, which promotes mold growth and can worsen allergy and asthma symptoms. 

Tell that to Lucy

Lucy, read and be fearful, you risk your mum finding you slumped in your chair suffering from heatstroke, breathing difficulties, and mold.

There is 

no scientific evidence to support health benefits for human coprophagia or urophagia, and in fact, both practices carry potential health risks. 

Urophagia (Drinking Urine)

Urophagia, or urine therapy, is an ancient folk remedy that some alternative health advocates claim can treat conditions like allergies, infections, and even cancer. 

1. No proven benefits: Medical professionals and scientific evidence do not support any health benefits of drinking urine.
2. Health risks: Urine is a waste product that contains substances the body is trying to eliminate, such as urea, creatinine, and electrolytes. Ingesting it can reintroduce toxins and bacteria into your system and stress the kidneys.
3. Dehydration: When access to clean water is limited (e.g., in a survival situation), drinking urine can worsen dehydration and should be avoided. 

While some skincare products use synthetically produced urea as a moisturizer, the concentration in actual urine is too low to have any benefit. 

Coprophagia (Eating Feces)

Coprophagia, the ingestion of feces, is often associated with specific medical or psychiatric disorders in humans, such as dementia, schizophrenia, or developmental delays. 

1. No proven benefits for humans: Similar to urophagia, there is no evidence suggesting health benefits for human coprophagia. It can introduce harmful bacteria, parasites, and diseases into the body.
2. Animal behavior: In some animals (e.g., rabbits, rodents, and insects), coprophagia is a natural and necessary behavior to reingest partially digested food and absorb essential nutrients and gut bacteria that they would otherwise miss.
3. Potential underlying issues in humans: When observed in humans, especially those with conditions like pica, it may indicate underlying nutritional deficiencies or neurological issues, which require medical assessment and treatment, not the practice itself. 

In summary, the medical consensus is that neither practice is healthy for humans and could pose serious health risks. Individuals considering any unconventional health practices should consult with a healthcare professional.

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This topic reminds me of L. Ron Hubbard who told the "scientologists" that they shouldn't go to the hospital even if they have a sickness. Guess what? Quite a few of the believers died because of so, and one of them because the Ambulance driver was also a "scientologist" and refused to bring him to the most convenient medical site. Ain't that a sight.

Quite a few of the believers died because of so

All people die, as far as I am aware. Are you aware, tho?

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Erm, unlike *those* people, I will die in a hospital bed suspended by medical procedures and crying family members around me, and not like THAT!!!!!

Erm, unlike *those* people, I will die in a hospital bed suspended by medical procedures and crying family members around me, and not like THAT!!!!!

All people die, to die is something universal, but I understand atheists have issues with thinking they will die. Die means something different for atheist. to die is an end for atheist. For believer, to die is to go to heaven. So for atheist, to die is bad, for believer, it is not bad to die but just means you go somewhere even better.

You listen to Satan, so you will be going to hell when you die.

I've always wondered who went to medical school to be a proctologist? Were they the bottom (ahem, no pun intended) section of graduates that wouldn't be taken as surgeons?

Prostrate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in men. Most cases 85%occur in men over 70. Doctors treating prostrate cancer are in big demand.

Doctors treating prostrate cancer are in big demand.

You don't treat prostate cancer by probing the butt. I agree with SL, get the finger, get your gay card.

You don't treat prostate cancer by probing the butt. I agree with SL, get the finger, get your gay card.

Can't even finger the crack nowadays.

There are some 10 different ways to screen for prostrate cancer including MRI. The finger method is the simplest and very preliminary testing. At least 3 different screening methods are applied per case.

Bot

You have a butt open trick(bot) for us to hear?

Wouldn't you wanna know

You keep advertising your secret trick you used for your prostrate and called it bot (butt open truck) several times.