Talk to me about all of that.

Yeah, it's a great point.

So absolutely.

So our Western toilets, I mean, they can vary in height, but obviously we sit down in the toilet.

We're not squatting, as you say, as they mention that they do in the East.

And actually what I find really interesting, if you watch children as they develop, often before they're potty trained, if they're in a nappy, they will sort of go to a private place and often squat down.

So as humans, we are really intuitives to help.

What habits are we doing currently as a society that we shouldn't be in relation to toilet health and poo health?

... varied reasons.

Yeah, I mean, we see a lot of stuff being related to the bowel, so maybe constipation that starts, and then that impacting.

Because within the pelvis everything is very, very close together, though a lot of our anatomical diagrams make it look like they live in separate villages.They're actually right on ...

You know, they're very, very closely connected.

Um, I mean, we know constipation is rising in children, and then that can actually lead to a lot of symptoms or maybe soiling, which then might be increasing risk of UTIs.

And so then we, we see a lot of bladder and bowel existence together.

Though there might be other reasons, you know, there's girls who maybe have giggling continence or incontinence with exercise.

Mm