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Hello and welcome
to Health for Lifetime.
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I'm your host Don Mackintosh.
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We're glad you joined us today.
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And also joining us
today is Dr. Neil Nedley.
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Welcome back to the program.
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Thank you, good to be with you.
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Our viewers always
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Thank you.
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We're gonna be looking
at, you know, everything
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from sexually
transmitted diseases today
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to the secrets of
aging healthfully.
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So it's covering the gamut here,
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and so why don't we
start out with the hot topic
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of sexually
transmitted diseases.
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Well this was
study done in 2008,
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and actually
showing that one in four,
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actually more than one in four
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U.S teenage
girls, these are girls
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between the ages of 14 and 19
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have a sexually
transmitted diseases currently.
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So 25% one in four.
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Yeah actually more it's
26% or 3.2 million girls
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or you add up the
14 to 19 years olds
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that have it 3.2
million of them currently
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have a sexually
transmitted diseases.
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And then what about young men
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or do they have
anyway of engaging it.
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Well, this was the
study just on the women,
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but obviously young men
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would have high rates as well.
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So what type of
diseases are these.
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Are they kind of like
the same thing you would see
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in that Bible book of
the Leviticus Chapter 18
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or the different things there
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and this leads to
what kind of diseases.
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Well, they are
actually didn't take a look
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at all sexually
transmitted diseases.
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Had they done so, it probably
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would be even higher
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than what that
graphic just showed.
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But what they
looked at was Chlamydia.
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And Chlamydia was number
one in the 14 to 19 years olds.
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And then number two
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was Trichomonas
infection actually.
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So Chlamydia, tell me
about what this Chlamydia cause.
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Chlamydia can cause infertility.
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It can cause some
pain, can cause discharge.
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It can actually
increase the risk of having
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a tubal
pregnancy what that means
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the baby never makes
it down into the uterus
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after conception and
of course that result
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in a medical
emergency for the mother
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when that tube ruptures.
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Okay, so Chlamydia
is a dangerous thing,
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not to be taken lightly.
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Yeah, it can be dangerous.
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Also, if they do have a
baby it increases the risk
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that baby will be born preterm
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or even stillbirth.
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And then Trichomonas,
what's that exactly? What's...
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Trichomona is
actually a parasite.
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You know, it's a
parasite that is spread through
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sexually transmission
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from male to
female or vice versa.
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And what's the danger with that?
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Well, there is not much danger
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in it to the woman
herself except for the fact
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there is very
bothersome, odorous discharge,
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itching, just, you
know, not feeling well
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particularly in the pelvic area.
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Okay, and does it harmful
to a baby or that's can be...
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Can be to the people
with Trichomonas infections,
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also increase the
risk of preterm delivery.
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However the
treatment for the Trichomonas
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infection also
increases that risk.
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So the current recommendation
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is if a young
pregnant female has Trichomonas
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to actually not treat
it because the treatment
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actually increases the
risk of preterm delivery more
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so than the
disease, but obviously
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if you are not
pregnant you really need
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to have it treat
it and taken care of.
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So any other
diseases that did they study
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whether or not
this people had AIDS
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or whether or not they had...
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They didn't look at AIDS.
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They did look at
Human Papillomavirus.
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And the
papillomavirus is very common
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as well in this
age group and they also
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looked at Herpes, General Herpes
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which was also fairly common.
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But Human Papillomavirus
in herpes were less common
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then Chlamydia and
Trichomonas infections.
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And papillomavirus,
what's the danger of that?
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Papillomavirus
can be deadly because
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it can cause actual
cancer of the cervix overtime.
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And cancer of
the cervix kills over
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young women.
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Primarily young
women die of cancer cervix.
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They can contract
it in 20s, 30s, 40s,
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several years after the first
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Human Papillomavirus
Infection as it progress.
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But nonetheless it starts out
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as a sexually
transmitted diseases.
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How did that all started?
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I mean you probably
don't know the answer,
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but when did the first sexually
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transmitted disease come from.
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I mean, how did
they get started?
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Well, that is a good question.
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But, you know, for instance
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which is a Sexually
transmitted disease,
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it actually
originally was transmitted,
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they trace this now back
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to Africa, Sub-Sahara Africa.
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They actually got
traced two chimpanzees.
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It started out in chimpanzees,
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and it was either
a human being eating
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infected chimpanzee meat
which would be unclean meat
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that caused it or a
human being actually
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having sexual
relations with animal,
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and chimpanzee that started out.
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And they are not
sure exactly which because
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both practices
were followed there
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in Africa to some extent.
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And then after that, and it went
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from human to human and spread.
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And so with these parasites
and with other infections,
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we know Chlamydia is
present in other species.
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We know
Trichomonas can be present
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in other species as well.
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It's hard to say
exactly how it started out,
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but it probably
started out through
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what the Bible
would call an Abomination,
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and then that Abomination
spread it to human beings.
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Well, so of course the
best policy is abstinence.
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But short of that
let's say you already
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have a disease what you do?
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Well, you know, let's emphasize
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the abstinence part a
little bit before we go
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to the actually treatment.
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What the study showed
s if a girl had had just
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one sexual partner
for her whole life,
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14 to 19 and she just
only had one sexual partner,
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she had a 20% chance of having,
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currently having a
sexually transmitted disease.
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For all girls who had
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sexually transmitted disease,
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40% of them had at least one,
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many of them more than one
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sexually transmitted disease.
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And so that
means that it is really
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a significant problem
and what this also means
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for those of you that
are young boys out there,
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is to follow
God's plan for your life
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as far as
abstinence is concerned
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and don't jump into
this because chances
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are you gonna get infected.
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And you are gonna
spread the infection.
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And the problem is,
you know, young people
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don't realize when
they decide to have
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sexual relations
with someone they are not
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only spreading, you know,
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organisms between themselves.
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They are actually
spreading organisms
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from people with
other individuals
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who had sex with before.
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And so it's kind of
all of those secretions
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and organisms
coming together in an act
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and this one that
can have some very deadly
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consequences if not just
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decreasing your quality of life.
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I mean, Herpes
is a very decrease
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quality of life thing.
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I mean, you
breakout in the source.
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They are painful.
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They never completely go away,
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I mean, they seem to go away
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and then they
come back again and....
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It's for life?
Yeah, it's for life.
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Herpes simplex
infection is a lifetime
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sexually transmitted disease.
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And so it's the Lord's
plan was really the best.
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In fact the American
College of Obstetrics
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and Gynecology
states this, you know,
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every young woman
who has been sexually
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active needs to
undergo Pap Smear
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to make sure she doesn't have
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that Human Papillomavirus
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or other complications of it.
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But they say there is
only one type of woman
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or actually two types of women
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that are not at risk.
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Women who have
never had sex with a man
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or women who have had sex
with just one man for life
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and that man has only had sex
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with that woman for life.
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In other words, both have had
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a magnanimous relationship,
those people don't need
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to have Pap Smears.
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They don't ever
have to be checked
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because there
is no way they have
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Human Papillomavirus.
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It's only those who
don't fall into that category.
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And, you know, when people
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who are
following the Bible code,
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sexually transmitted diseases
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were extremely rare.
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I mean, they wouldn't happen.
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And now that the Bible
code is actually less followed,
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in fact it's very
rare to find someone
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in their 20s who
fits one of those
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two patterns of not
having to be screened.
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Okay. Let's say you messed up
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and you have one of the diseases
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what you do then?
Well, you certainly...
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Get screened,
find out what you have.
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And then get
treated for if appropriate.
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I mean, even herpes
simplex has a treatment
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to try to decrease
the number of spells
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that you break out.
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And Trichomonas has a treatment.
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It's an actually
antibiotic metronidazole
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that can help get rid of it.
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And then Chlamydia of
course has antibiotics
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that can help get rid of it.
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There is no way to get
rid of Human Papillomavirus.
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They have come up with a vaccine
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to try to vaccinate
young girls now against it.
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It's a controversial vaccine.
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Some states are mandating
it and other states or not.
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But even that isn't 100 percent.
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It only protects
against certain types
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of the Human Papillomavirus.
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And Human Papillomavirus
really cannot be cured.
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What they do is, they
try to remove a portion
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of the cervix
where that cancer is.
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It's called
Colonization of the Cervix
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and of course that
increases risk of problems,
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but it can spare
the individuals life.
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So best thing is
look before you leap
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and don't leap even
after looking sometimes.
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Cigarettes smoking and menthol,
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you did this
interesting study about
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how the tobacco
companies are trying to entice
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more young smokers.
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Yeah, the problem
with tobacco companies
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is that first
smoke of a young child
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or of a teenager or anyone
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that they get to
take that first smoke.
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It turns out only
one in four people
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who smoke, their first cigarette
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will go on to
be regular smokers.
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And the reason for that is,
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smoking can be pretty
awful that first time.
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It can make you nauseated.
It can make you cough.
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It can make you, I mean,
it's not good taste there.
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And so it
requires repeated exposure.
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And so what
they are trying to do
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is to make that
first time smoke easier
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and how they do it
is to put low amounts
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of menthol in the cigarette.
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So they goes down
easy, it's smother experience
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and not near as problematic
and that way they will have
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a higher risk
that individual go back
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to it again and then get hooked
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because obviously
it takes more than one
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exposure to get hooked.
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So this is tobacco
companies have not really
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tried to stop at all.
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And of course here in America
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where many people
watch this program,
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that's one thing,
but around the world
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they don't even
have that hold back.
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They really go
after to the young people
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with advertising
and all kind things.
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Yes. And what menthol does it
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stimulates the cooling receptors
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in the lung and Oropharynx
and so that's why it makes
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it easier on them.
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And they only put
mild amounts of menthol
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and too much
menthol would be problem
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for them as well as far
as that first time exposure.
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Frontal Lobe Suppressants,
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are they kind of
clumped together?
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They do. In fact,
this was a study taking
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a look at rock
music and particularly
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if it's played
with the volume higher
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in a bar or an
entertainment center,
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the individuals who are exposed
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to that music
will drink more alcohol
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and they will
actually drink it faster,
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and they will
drink it in fewer gulps.
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Is that right? So if
you turn up the music,
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the Frontal Lobe Suppressants
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often go together,
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the alcohol
drinking and the loud music.
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And the loud music,
and so you can actually
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increase your liquor consumption
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by turning up that syncopated
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rock and roll
music and, you know,
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this goes along
with other studies
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that Frontal Lobe Suppressants
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often do go together
and when they do go together
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they even make more
profound effect as far
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suppressing the frontal lobe.
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Rock music, we know,
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suppresses the
frontal lobe of the brain.
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And of course we
know alcohol suppresses
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the frontal lobe of the brain.
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And when use them together
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you are likely to
do the other one more.
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I guess, you know, the
people that run casinos
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in the places
where they, you know,
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put people delicately
trying in to come in with lot
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of money and leave
with a lot of less.
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They usually,
they figured this out.
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They have the... Oh, yes.
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Rock music, they have the other.
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And I also noticed that another
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Frontal Lobe
Suppressant is to have scantily
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clad individuals
of the opposite sex.
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When you put
those three together,
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it totally messes up
their fontal lobe function
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and they make poor decisions
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and they lose
their money faster.
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That's right. And of
course that's why casinos
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and gambling
joints have taken great
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advantage of
this, and will even help
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the woman to know
how to dress in order
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to get that man to
make a poor decision
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playing blackjack or whatever.
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And he will, you
know, afterwards wonder
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why in the world that
he make this decision.
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But the reason why
is this frontal lobe
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was suppressed and the
more they can suppress it
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the more money they will make.
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Well, we want to come
back and learn how to make,
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not make poor decisions.
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Join us when we come back.
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