What is 8' tall with plenty of headroom and promotes disease prevention?!
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Many people, especially men, (myself included) simply don't want to entertain the thought of undergoing a colonoscopy for obvious reasons. I will tell you, though (and hopefully all other men who may read this), that after becoming anemic from rectal bleeding to the point that I literally had no energy to walk around inside my house, I finally decided that the situation wasn't going to cure itself. I had the colonoscopy and twelve polyps were removed - 8 benign and 4 pre-cancerous. While the thought of a colonoscopy is not the most pleasant thought, the procedure itself is not so bad and is probably infinitely more pleasant than dying of cancer in that area.
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I read the article, and WOW! I wish I lived near Arizona so I could walk through this, it would be very educational! It would be good if they could do the same thing about diabetes, and heart conditions. An "inflatable colon", what a wonderful way for people to learn about cancer of the colon and its prevention. My mom had to have most of her colon removed for ulcerative colitis a year before she died. Something like what they are exhibiting in Tucson would have helped my mom years before she developed ulcerative colitis - prevention is the key factor! God bless!!!