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Ep. 156 Should I Go To The Doctor?

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Spacemen! Tune in for a very special episode. Sort of like an after-school special on the importance of getting your colon checked. I know. You were like, "Hey, how come we're not talking more about colonoscopies." Well put your wonder to rest. Today, we talk about Rob getting a colonoscopy.
I mean, really only for a minute. Then we talk about why men don't want to go to doctors. Should we go? Yes. Are the reasons we don't go legitimate? Sometimes. But really, go to the doctor. And listen to this episode on the way. It'll give you courage. Get out there!
keywords

health, colonoscopy, dental visits, physical check-ups, men's health, women's health, doctor, medical advice, reluctance, resistance to change, fear, lifestyle changes

takeaways

  • Regular check-ups and screenings are important for maintaining good health.
  • Men may be less likely than women to seek medical care or undergo certain procedures.
  • Humor can be a coping mechanism when discussing uncomfortable or embarrassing health topics.
  • Men often have a reluctance to go to the doctor and receive medical advice, especially if they feel like they already know what the doctor will tell them.
  • There is a resistance to change and a fear of being told that lifestyle changes are necessary for better health.
  • Men may have a tendency to downplay the importance of their health and prioritize other aspects of their lives.
  • It is important for men to take care of their health and seek medical help when needed, even if it means facing uncomfortable truths.

Sound Bites

  • "I'm getting a colonoscopy tomorrow"
  • "Let me tell you about this one time I heard a dude pooping at QT"
  • "When was the last time you guys went to a dentist?"
  • "Something dumb like that."
  • "Why did I just pay for this? He's not helping me lose weight."

Chapters

05:09
Taking Care of Dental Health

08:47
The Need for Physical Exams

13:12
Gender Differences in Seeking Medical Care

16:05
Using Humor to Discuss Uncomfortable Procedures

32:46
Living in Blissful Ignorance

41:08
Taking Proactive Steps Towards Health

46:05
The Role of Doctors in Providing Guidance

Spread the word! The Manspace is Rad!!

  continue reading

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Spacemen! Tune in for a very special episode. Sort of like an after-school special on the importance of getting your colon checked. I know. You were like, "Hey, how come we're not talking more about colonoscopies." Well put your wonder to rest. Today, we talk about Rob getting a colonoscopy.
I mean, really only for a minute. Then we talk about why men don't want to go to doctors. Should we go? Yes. Are the reasons we don't go legitimate? Sometimes. But really, go to the doctor. And listen to this episode on the way. It'll give you courage. Get out there!
keywords

health, colonoscopy, dental visits, physical check-ups, men's health, women's health, doctor, medical advice, reluctance, resistance to change, fear, lifestyle changes

takeaways

  • Regular check-ups and screenings are important for maintaining good health.
  • Men may be less likely than women to seek medical care or undergo certain procedures.
  • Humor can be a coping mechanism when discussing uncomfortable or embarrassing health topics.
  • Men often have a reluctance to go to the doctor and receive medical advice, especially if they feel like they already know what the doctor will tell them.
  • There is a resistance to change and a fear of being told that lifestyle changes are necessary for better health.
  • Men may have a tendency to downplay the importance of their health and prioritize other aspects of their lives.
  • It is important for men to take care of their health and seek medical help when needed, even if it means facing uncomfortable truths.

Sound Bites

  • "I'm getting a colonoscopy tomorrow"
  • "Let me tell you about this one time I heard a dude pooping at QT"
  • "When was the last time you guys went to a dentist?"
  • "Something dumb like that."
  • "Why did I just pay for this? He's not helping me lose weight."

Chapters

05:09
Taking Care of Dental Health

08:47
The Need for Physical Exams

13:12
Gender Differences in Seeking Medical Care

16:05
Using Humor to Discuss Uncomfortable Procedures

32:46
Living in Blissful Ignorance

41:08
Taking Proactive Steps Towards Health

46:05
The Role of Doctors in Providing Guidance

Spread the word! The Manspace is Rad!!

  continue reading

160 episódios

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