Lindsay Clancy Trial Explained

So some of you will know that when I had the Facebook contract, Facebook facelift consultation, they do a lot of CO2 laser with facelift, but I didn't need that because overall my skin quality is really good.

I don't have any sun damage because I've always been afraid of the sun, but I do have other things like I have rosacea on my nose, which we didn't know what it was for a great long time.

We were like, oh, that red nose means you're pregnant.

Well, I'm currently not pregnant.

I'm currently back to ovulating though, and I knew it on holiday.

And I think I said it on this podcast.

When we were in Muskoka, I just knew I was ovulating again.

And how long ago was that? You bet your bottom dollar it was two weeks ago.

And so I got my period the other day and I was like, great, I'm back.

And I'll tell you why I'm excited about that.

And a lot of you aren't going to like it, but I did send a voice note to my great friend, comedian Michelle DeSwart last night to do like a vibe check.

So if you're squeamish or you are misogynist, you don't like women's bodies, you don't want to hear about women's bodies, just skip this section.

If you are extremely experimental, progressive, and you've been reading up on the new frontier of women's science, then keep listening.

Okay, I don't even know how to explain this to you without sounding nuts.

And I think it's going to get picked up by the tabloids too.

And I could just see the Daily Mail devouring something like this as being like, Katherine Ryan's gone fully fucking crazy.

But I'll tell you what's crazy, and that is medical misogyny.

And I said to Bobby, I said, it's medical misogyny.

He goes, what's medical misogyny? I said, oh, I don't know.

The practice of basing everything from like medicines to crash test dummies to like just everything on men's bodies, men's height, men's average weight, men's bodies, men's hormones, and then just accepting half the population to assimilate.

So No, you're not going to like it.

Okay.

Period blood has been culturally defined, not just by our culture, but by many, to be dirty and disgusting.

Hang on.

Ivo Grams just texted me.

So some of you will know that when I had the Facebook contract, Facebook facelift consultation, they do a lot of CO2 laser with facelift, but I didn't need that because overall my skin quality is really good.

I don't have any sun damage because I've always been afraid of the sun, but I do have other things like I have rosacea on my nose, which we didn't know what it was for a great long time.

We were like, oh, that red nose means you're pregnant.

Well, I'm currently not pregnant.

I'm currently back to ovulating though, and I knew it on holiday.

And I think I said it on this podcast.

When we were in Muskoka, I just knew I was ovulating again.

And how long ago was that? You bet your bottom dollar it was two weeks ago.

And so I got my period the other day and I was like, great, I'm back.

And I'll tell you why I'm excited about that.

And a lot of you aren't going to like it, but I did send a voice note to my great friend, comedian Michelle DeSwart last night to do like a vibe check.

So if you're squeamish or you are misogynist, you don't like women's bodies, you don't want to hear about women's bodies, just skip this section.

If you are extremely experimental, progressive, and you've been reading up on the new frontier of women's science, then keep listening.

Okay, I don't even know how to explain this to you without sounding nuts.

And I think it's going to get picked up by the tabloids too.

And I could just see the Daily Mail devouring something like this as being like, Katherine Ryan's gone fully fucking crazy.

But I'll tell you what's crazy, and that is medical misogyny.

And I said to Bobby, I said, it's medical misogyny.

He goes, what's medical misogyny? I said, oh, I don't know.

The practice of basing everything from like medicines to crash test dummies to like just everything on men's bodies, men's height, men's average weight, men's bodies, men's hormones, and then just accepting half the population to assimilate.

So No, you're not going to like it.

Okay.

Period blood has been culturally defined, not just by our culture, but by many, to be dirty and disgusting.

Hang on.

Ivo Grams just texted me.