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Menstruation makes women impure - Dr. Tanaya Narendra

By: Kanishka Thakur
Narrated by: Siddharth Warrier
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  • The guest and host discuss menstruation and the myths and taboos that surround it in the second episode of this podcast. The guest discusses how science has debunked many of the myths that have persisted for centuries, including the historical view of menstruation as impure and dirty. They emphasize the importance of menstrual education and awareness, as well as the need for women to have control over their own bodies. The discussion then shifts to the difficulties women face when navigating societal stigmas and the importance of rejecting myths and embracing scientific reality. The guest emphasizes the importance of women having agency over their bodies and doctors and physicians taking responsibility for spreading awareness and combating misinformation. Finally, the host summarises the main points of the discussion, emphasizing the importance of moving beyond outdated beliefs and embracing education and awareness about menstruation. This episode delves into the cultural and scientific aspects of menstruation, as well as the importance of empowering women to make informed decisions about their own bodies.
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