The Complex Dynamic of Body Image & Weight Loss Surgery

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Blood Sugar at 200 km/h | Racing With Type 1 Diabetes

What does managing type 1 diabetes look like at 200 km/h? Chase Pelletier started karting at ten and received his diabetes diagnosis about a month later. Now a championship winner and race engineer, he joins the guys to unpack the physical demands of racing, the preparation that ...  Show more

My P**is Tried to Kill Me | Sleep-Related Painful Erections

James started waking up with painful erections. Then it happened again and again up to five times a night. Pelvic floor therapy, sleep apnea treatment, medication, and prostate surgery failed to end the pain. With little sleep and few answers, James reached a frightening point in ...  Show more

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