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Something you were embarrassed to ask your doctor about.
How often do we put off going to the doctor because we are ashamed? Yes, it's embarrassing to talk about problems related to our body. It is easier for us to make questionable decisions under the banner of amateurism than to open up to a specialist. This book will help you to understand that many of the body flaws and diseases that you are ashamed of and consider shameful are actually quite normal and can be easily eliminated. The most important thing is to dare to step over yourself and reveal your body and soul to another.
- Oops, someone farted: gas fumes, irritated intestines and other typical smells of an underground garage
- Our individual smell fingerprint
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Snores - is it just an inconvenience or is it still a disease, etc.
We begin our journey through the areas of sensation that we perceive as taboo in our body: smell, feel, sight, and hearing. And most importantly, remember: you are not alone. There is no unpleasant torment that other people do not suffer from. It's just that no one talks about it.
About the author:
Yael Adler, MD, is a renowned German dermatologist, author of several scientific papers and the bestselling book External History. What the Skin Hides, a health expert on television and print media, and a member of many medical societies.
