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Bill cunning into Great America in about
an hour. We have Ali Bradley of

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News Nation live from the southern border. She's an eagle pass. Of course,

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both presidents are going to visit to
allegedly tomorrow, and we'll see what

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comes of that. But once again, Liz Bonus is the health reporter for

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Channel twelve. Twelve stands for News
and Liz Bonus, welcome again to the

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Bill Cunningham shown and Liz. How
are you? Oh, Willie? I

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am great. If you ever want
to wonder or want to find out how

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many people listen to you, just
do a story on penal fractures with Willie.

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Please explain that to me. We
got to talk about homegrown testicles.

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But before we get to that,
about a week or two ago, I

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saw this story that I called you. When I think about broken penises,

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I think of Liz Bonus. So
I called you and you said you're on

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this story. And that's somehow in
Valentine's Day it caused a lot of unnecessary

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injury because of aggressive females. But
I've seen this story about homegrown testicles grow

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in a pair. Please explain.
Yes, this is actually very interesting.

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I'm working on finding out just you
know how this is done, and we'll

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be sharing this on Local twelve as
well. But a pair of tiny artificial

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testicles have actually been created now in
a lab and scientists are hoping that it'll

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provide solutions to some of the infertility
challenges that we have now with guys.

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And they want to understand more about
testicular development and function. I like that,

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let's study it. I mean,
tell me about testicular function. Explain,

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explain the process. So somebody,
you know, my coach has always

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told me, why don't you grow
a pair? And I didn't think it

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would actually happen again, But if
someone has had cancer of the testicles,

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this is very important. Or if
men aren't performing well because something is lacking,

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you can grow your own test excuse
me, testicles. Get into the

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story. Tell me how it's done, all right. So this is actually

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legitimate study in the International Journal of
Biological Sciences, and researchers were looking to

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find out like for example, as
you say, when you have cancer or

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something, there can be a drop
in the fertility or the availability, and

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so we need to learn more about
the little swimmers. And so they said,

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okay, if we could do this
then there's these things that are tiny

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artificial organs called organoids, and they
resemble the tubular structure, as they say,

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of a natural testicle, and so
they're tiny. They are grown in

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masses of cells and they resemble the
natural organs. You could find out sort

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of how the swimmers swim and how
we might be able to boost this up.

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How cool is that swimmers that do
the backstroke, the breaststroke, they

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can do all kinds of strokes.
I'm reading this story. It begins by

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saying this is pretty nuts. Researchers
at Israel's Bar Alawn University have grown laboratory

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testicles that hope would they eventually ease
male infertility, which effects about fifteen percent

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of males. This goes on to
say that they produce cells extracted from mouse

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testes. So begin I guess these
things are quite small. Explain that they

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started with new No, no,
no, no, they wouldn't all be

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small, you know, it would
depends on the mouth. They actually cultured

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immature testicular cells from newborn mice.
That's how they found them, That's how

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they grew them. And the cells
are then grown in the lab for nine

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weeks and theoretically that's long enough to
complete the process of sperm production and what

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they call hormone secretion, and those
things would be needed for fertility. So

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if we could, yeah, take
the mouse size and you know, make

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the next step, which would logically
be doing something related to humans, this

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has a lot of potential. They
have to mature, they'd have to be

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grown in tubes. But you know, now we can grow like ears and

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things like that that people need when
they need something replaced. So why couldn't

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you help, you know, replace
some swimmers or whatever was needed. Assuming

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you get fascinated, I like to
study it more. But I assuming you're

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not a person that said testicular cancer, why would a thirty five forty forty

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five year old male want to put
some mouse testicles in his scrotum. Well,

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you wouldn't necessarily take the mouse festivals
and put them in yours. This

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is a model of how you would
grow them, and then you would eventually

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use what you hope will be human
cells for growing. Would you say,

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grow a pair? My coaches always
say coach Jerry Wood said, grow a

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pair. I'm thinking, okay,
I didn't think I'd actually do it.

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So this isn't a joke. I
see this story. This is a real

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thing, right, this is like
legitimate Yeah, yeah, no, it

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really is. It's in a legitimate
journal. They say that eighty five percent

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you know, of young cancer patients
will survive to adulthood, which is really

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good with testicular cancer. So they've
been looking at choices and things like this

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and perhaps a way to get these
to grow and then be able to transplant

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them or have human fertility enhanced by
them. One will have come to a

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doctor near you. Is it like
a year or two away? Is it

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happening now? Is it five years? Tony Bender wants to know because he

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wants to plan for the future.
So how long will it take before he

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can grow a pair? Did you
just say that, like your program director

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needs to grow a pair? You
should not be saying that. Ooh for

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Tony, that man like pays your
salary and stuff. Will he remember that?

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Yeah? No. Usually when something's
in a lab experiment, like say

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you're taking a drug to development,
it'll take twelve years to get it to

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where it So, yeah, our
guess is that when you're starting with labs

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and mice, it's going to be
it's gonna be a little while well,

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could you use other animals instead of
a mouse testicles? I'm thinking maybe of

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like rhino testicles or something a little
bit. Will it make you, let

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me make you have less? You'd
have like less? Fear that they be

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tiny? Yes, it is.
I can't imagure the size of a mouse

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testicle like a grain of sand.
I don't know how big these things are.

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I had to check them out.
Well, you know, I don't

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know that I have checked them out
either, But I will tell you that

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one of the reasons they tend to
use certain animal models is that they mimic

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what will happen in humans. So
I don't know that rhinos have the same

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flow process that might do. I
never actually experimented with that. I have

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done some really interesting stories with the
Cincinnati Zoo where when they want to have

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like, you know, like fertility
enhanced in an animal, such as why

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they were an elephant, they have
like they have to put things in that

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are our suppository size. Only a
rhinos suppository size is like the size of

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a coffee bug. Yeah, a
coffee bug like a whale barrow in front

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of me. You've got to be
big. Yeah, let's move, let's

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move on the researchers led by doctor
Nitson. Going On is a good name

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for him. Going On are aiming
to develop human like testicles and human cells

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to help treat developmental sex disorders and
infertility. And so who knows where this

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leads. Maybe in seven or eight
years, I have you back on and

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talk about successful transplants in the Tony
Bender's private parts and we'll see what happens.

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Uh, What what came of the
big story you had a couple of

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weeks ago about about these penises that
gotten broke on Valentine's Day? Is that?

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Uh? Is that development? What's
the latest on that? This is

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actually fascinating. People taught me on
the street. And you know, when

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I'm with friends, they're like,
were you talking about broken in like just

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a few weeks ago? And my
friends are just looking at me like,

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WHOA, I found out how many
people really listened to Willie. But what

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I've learned since then, and yes, it actually was true for those of

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you that missed that wonderful segment.
You actually can have a penal fracture from

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place eroticism and it does go up
around holidays. This is Valentine's base,

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That's we're talking about it. You
need to get it repaired immediately if there's

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been like a break in the structure. But but, but, but this

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is really cool. Since then I'm
working on a story and I just went

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this morning to may Feel Brain that's
fine, and they have an incredible physical

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therapy team there. And did you
know that you can help a guy with

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like the pelvic floor just like you
can have like you can help a woman,

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and you can help them with a
rectile dysfunction this way. You know,

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the public floor is a forgotten core. You've heard that, and so

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yeah, so your your pelvis,
that really important thing that's between like your

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waist and your knees. One of
the things we've known is for women,

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like after childbirth and things like that, you can do exercise to tighten it

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up. Well, today I was
over there and they've got a whole new

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area of pelvic floor physical therapy now
for both men and women, and for

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guys who may need, you know, bladder help or help with the rectileless

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function. They can teach you how
to sort of strengthen the pelvist, tighten

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the muscles, relax the muscles.
If that's part of the problem, and

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many people are helped by this,
so I was like, we need to

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share this, this is really important
that I'm oh, no, you just

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can't wait. I can't wait.
So pelvic pelvic situations, you know,

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I think, if it's broken,
how do you do like a splint,

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you put it in a cast or
how do you correct that? Now,

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if it's broken, you actually have
to have the doctors go in and what

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they say that the anatomy itself doesn't
break. The little linings in their break

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and you have to have those repaired. But once that's done, if you're

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still having trouble with you know,
the romance in your life, ask a

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physical therapist about men's health and being
able to strengthen the pelvic floor. It's

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a thing. Well, I'm learning
more every day. And I saw this

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one commercial on TV might have been
on Channel twelve List Bonus, and this

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guy had like a carot like condition
and the thing was going like a riety

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or a lefty Is that similar to
a broken penis? It was like the

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thing was going to the right.
Is that the pons disease? That's right

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there. I thought it was like
a foot thing, Paroni's disease, Tony

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Bender, talk to me about that
one day, But what is the disease?

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Poor Tony? He must people must
see him and think that he has

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like every health challenge you can have, because you throw him under the buck.

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He does. So they did.
They did tell me when you when

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you have when you have the penal
fractures, that you can have almost like

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a Peron's like, if you don't
get it fixed, it will end up

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looking like that, which means it's
cricket or in the wrong direction, or

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looks like an egg plant. So
yeah, that's an actual thing that looks

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bad. And more importantly, well, could interfere with fertility or could interfere

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with your ability to just have the
thing we all like to have with our

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significant other. And that would be
terrible, wouldn't it. That'd be awful.

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I'm thinking, you know, I
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lot of ED. But that's kind
of a different issue. You have a

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story up about women may see more
benefits from regular exercise than men, according

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to the National Institute of Health.
The study found that only does regular exercise

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lower the risk of early death or
fatal heart events more for women than men,

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but women rates maximum health benefits levels
from exercise quicker than men. How

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come? Yes, yes, okay, So the reason I wanted to share

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this is number one, it proves
that women aren't equal to men, they're

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superior. Yet again, no question, you know, just to throw that

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in there, no question. This
is actually fascinating research because usually you think

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of exercise benefiting a bigger body more, and that's usually a guy. So

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if you take usually a three hundred
pound person and put them on a treadmill,

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and you take a one hundred pound
person, the three hundred pound person

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burns more calories. But they went
beyond the calories. National Instist of Health

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said how much exercise does a guy
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And how much does a woman need? And do you know that for every

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two and a half hours that a
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matter whether it was aerobic or weight, a guy has to do five hours

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to get the same benefits for the
heart and the rest of the body.

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How do you like that? Why
is it because less muscle mass, less

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bone structure, or less lung capacity? What is it? Well they're not

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exactly sure, but they do think
it's because you simply have larger organs.

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So in other words, like you
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bigger, and so you would need
to sort of put more exertion through them

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to get the same benefit. So
to keep your lungs healthy, to keep

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your heart healthy, you'd have to
get more air, more pressure. So

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whether you're lifting weights or running,
that's the thought behind it. But it's

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really fascinating. It's a huge separation
in difference when you look at workout standards.

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They found when they look at four
hundred thousand people men and women,

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that women have a twenty four production
twenty four percent reduction in mortality risk with

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less physical activity. Guys from the
same amount would only get about fifteen percent.

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So in others, we gonna live
ten percent longer doing two and a

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half hours, and if you only
you two and a half hours, you're

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only going to get fifteen percent of
the benefit. So you've got to do

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double that to catch up. Liz
Bonus, would you rather be a woman

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or a man? Oh my goodness, I still love being a girl.

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I'm a total girly girl. I
agree, yeah, And I you know,

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I grew up with four boys,
so I do admit that when I

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was younger, I thought it would
be really cool to be a boy,

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but it just now now I'm like, like the girly thing, no question.

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And lastly, it says here that
the researchers say that women were found

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to meet an eighteen percent reduced risk
and early death or fatal heart disease.

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And this goes on to say that
women need exercise two point five hours per

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week and that can include walking.
One of the best things I do is

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simply walk. And then I left
a few at night. I'm up to

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lifting like twelve pounds out of each
hand, and so I'm thinking, right

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I'm thinking, right now, is
the best exercise you do? You spend

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your life on this if you have
time. Everybody can walk and they can

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have a pedometer or whatever. Is
walking the best exercise? You know?

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I believe that it is. But
the best exercise is the one that you

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will actually do. So if walking
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a treadmill and I just had to
have the motor replace cause it at twenty

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three thousand miles on it, I'm
really into that. And yeah, they

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told me they weren't going to warranty
it anymore if I didn't replace a bunch

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of stuff. So the cool thing
about walking is you can walk thirty minutes

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one way and you got to walk
thirty minutes back. But keep in mind,

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for every two and a half hours
a lady does, you, guys

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got to do five hours to get
the same benefit. So you better get

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move it. You might want to
start now. I better start right now.

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And Liz Bonus, I'm riading this. Men were found to meet the

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same level as a woman after double
the work. So a man's got to

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do five hours a week of actually
size a woman only two point five.

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And I think that's not fair.
That's not fair. I'm telling you it's

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not fair. Isn't it just the
beauty of life that for once a guy

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would actually have to work harder than
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We can talk about it, I
think women. I think we men have

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had our time. Our day's over. I mean, we're done. Christian

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white married men are done. We're
at the back of the list. I

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think men need affirmative action. What
do you think, well, I believe

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that all things should be equal for
all people. In other words, pay

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and promotions and all the rest of
that. I think we're never done.

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I just think that we all are
realizing now that again we're all individuals and

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what we bring to the table might
be something different. And you know,

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we need to look at skill,
we need to look at being able to

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do the job or whatever you're talking
about. But in this case, when

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you were looking at exercise, it's
really true, man, women are way

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ahead of guys. You know,
men are more likely to be drug addicts,

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men are more likely to be in
pray, and men are more likely

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to kill themselves. Men are more
likely to have health problems. I'm surprised

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I can even grow a pair.
I mean, it's unbelievable the problems that

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men have compared to women. But
society tells us that women only make seventy

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percent of men, which is a
bunch of bs. But men have had

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it. We're dying earlier, we're
getting drunk, we're using drugs, committing

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crime. We're all a bunch of
derelicts. So why do you think that

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is? Really because not enough men
have grown a pair, and because I

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think I don't know what to say, but all the statistics and women are

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more likely to graduate from college,
Women are more likely to graduate from high

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school, women more likely to be
lawyers everywhere. I look, you know,

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women look in Cincinnati right now.
Chief of police is a woman,

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the sheriff is a woman. The
three county commissioners or women. The Chief

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Justice of the High Supreme Court is
a woman. For women on the US

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Supreme Court. I think men need
affirmative action. Well, you could get

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on that campaign and see how it
does. It will not do well.

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All right, We've covered much territory. We've covered growing a pair, broken

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penises, Peroni's disease, and women
living longer and men have had it.

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Liz Bonus, once again, thank
you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.

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But if you're with a hot woman, that'll cure ed, do you

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agree? No, you know,
I don't want to put like the guys

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down thing. It actually has nothing
to do with the hotness, really don't.

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Yeah, it really does. I
don't know now, because if it's

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a real thing, if it's a
real thing, you need to get it

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medically treated properly. That public floor
thing, wily, I want you to

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try that. I got to grow
a pair first of all. But Liz

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Bonus, once again, very educational, very adult conversations, and thank you

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for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show
and work on your pelvic structures and your

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pelvic pelvic floor. That's the key, pelvic floor. And Willie, the

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pleasure is all mine. I love
it when a woman says that. Liz

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Bonus, thank you very much.
Let's continue. Bill Cunningham seven hundred WLW,

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