Mel Robbins

And so we're testing it, but I'm glad we're talking about this because I think those numbers are jaw dropping.

40% of people

are dealing with this.

15% of people have IBS.

Three out of four people cannot go number two in a public bathroom.

In fact, I was having a conversation this morning with a couple of colleagues, both of whom admitted they don't go number two at work.

I mean, think about how now is I and I think most of us think it's psychological, but I don't.

Maybe it's not.

And I think it's insane that one out of three people can't go to the bathroom when they're on vacation or traveling when you're supposed to be relaxed.

I know lots of people like that who will literally be traveling.

And it's it's been seven days since I've gone.

Number two hundred percent.

Yeah.

Okay, so let's talk about that.

Like, what is, is it data?

Like, why is this important when it comes to gut health?

I think they're lying.

Even to you as the doctor.

What do you want to say to somebody who has chronic constipation and they're a clencher?

About the reality of that this might, because none of us have been trained to poop.