Ladies, it’s time to open the bathroom door wide open.
Bowel health, and particularly bowel health issues, aren’t always the easiest conversations to have. For many women the subject is considered “taboo”, especially when discussing with members of the opposite sex. And if you feel uneasy chatting about it, you’re not alone: according to the Dulcolax® Bowel Health Poll, seven in ten Canadians feel comfortable discussing their bowel movements with their doctor, but only two in five feel comfortable discussing the subject with their partner, and even fewer would discuss it with a close friend, parent or co-worker.
The stigma around bathroom habits needs to be addressed.
Join us on Wednesday, June 1st at 12:00pm ET for the #OwnTheThrone Twitter Chat. We’ll discus ways to keep digestive health a priority this season, and have a fun conversation to prove number two doesn’t have to be so taboo!
To thank you for attending, we’ll be giving away six (6) #OwnTheThrone prize bundles valued at $125 each! They include everything you need to – you guessed it – own the throne. …
Now, besides your wardrobe and your choice of coffee house beverage, can you think of any other changes you’ll make this season? Chances are, some of your adjustments will be so subtle, you may not even notice. Like, you’ll probably sleep earlier as the days get shorter. You may even spend a little more time selecting clothes as you layer and accessorize for the cooler temps. And you’ll likely alter your diet and lifestyle, eating heavier meals while exercising less, which can lead to digestive troubles. …
The above photo is courtesy of my blogging bestie 
I’m the kind of gal who has three travel-sized bottles of hand sanitizer tucked into her carry-on bags. Safely nestled in my checked luggage is a full-sized can of disinfectant spray, which I use on every “suspicious” surface of the hotel room – bathroom fixtures, light fixtures and of course the remote control. I wear long sleeves and pants on flights to discourage transfer of viruses via contact, and if I can help it, I never ever ever ever ever use public bathrooms. Especially not plane bathrooms. Ew. …
I truly believe there’s a general shift in attitudes when it comes to girls and “toilet talk”, and it goes something like this: