Eric Topol

Then what do you do to be a good wiper?

Yeah, yeah, really.

yeah yeah no i mean this is important stuff i know some people say you know you're getting into the weeds here but hey you know what this is all important even also you brought out that some eight percent have uh fecal incontinence and yeah there's a lot of stuff here that we won't get into everything but i tried to make sure we hit on such a you know so much of the important things that you review now we are still at a time uh tricia where

the world considers pooping to be unspoken, a stigma, taboo.

I mean, even with Artemis 2, with the problems they've had with the toilet, they talk about number two.

They don't call it by name.

The word poop, oh no, you just can't even do that.

Even bowel movement, you can't even talk about that.

So how are we, your book is going to open things up because you've done basically

You have done a great service here with all these just remarkable things that people don't like to talk about.

They don't talk about, but now they have to because this book is going to just shake them up.

So what have I missed here of the, I mean, it's obviously we have been speaking for about 50 minutes and that's impossible to cover everything in this book, but

I try to get at least people warmed up to what's in it and how helpful it is.

And have I missed something?

Is there something more that we should touch before we close?

Well, you know, I remember back, the ads for Coley's would say, take one of these for a BM in the AM, you know.

Oh, that's clever.

Yeah, but, you know, there's so much more to this.

The point that you get to in your subtitle

how to make your bowel movements a joy.