World Debut Preston’s New Character: ASSMASTER
The Preston & Steve Show has a new character who focuses on talk about your butt… introducing The Ass Master?
Surgeon reveals why you shouldn’t use wet wipes instead of toilet paper
This news was scary news as we have two members of the show who are big proponents of the post-poop-wet-wipe. The expert behind this study, Dr. Karen Zaghyan, warns that the wipes can cause perianal dermatitis. Her advice extends into more toilet time concerns.
Her study says skip the colonics. Just eat high fiber and probiotics to clean out your colon. Colonic cleanses are only temporary. She also recommends spending less time on the toilet to prevent hemorrhoids. When sitting on the toilet the toilet creates a vacuum that pulls on your hemorrhoidal veins. If you haven’t started your bowel movement within five minutes, get up! Do another activity and try again later.
A woman will suffer from diarrhea for the rest of her life after using Ozempic
She is among dozens of patients suing the drug maker. Her and a handful of others are suing the company for stomach paralysis.
We learned that a member of The Preston & Steve Show has been on Ozempic. The drug along with daily gym visits and a healthy diet have helped him drop 70lbs. He has not had any constipation issues, but nausea is a side effect.
The good news is that being on the drop has gotten his A1Cs back on track. Bad news, insurance stops paying for the drug once that happens. That’s when patience seek out alternatives, like Dr. Avidon Appel of Iron Mountain Men’s Health.
What are A1Cs? We’re not sure, but we love the commercial for Jardiance, a drug that lowers A1Cs. So much so that we broke into song and dance:
Watch the debut of The Ass Master on The Preston & Steve Show:
7 Foods In Your Fridge To Throw Out After A Power Outage
Meat
Raw meats such as pork and beef will not be safe to eat after over four hours of no power to your fridge. If there is an unusual odor or color, be especially vigilant in disposing of the meat.
Poultry
The same goes for poultry. These meats pose a salmonella risk if not kept properly cold. It’s better to be safe than sorry, so chuck it.
Fish
And another protein that follows this guideline, of course, is fish. Fish is not good to consume if left unrefrigerated for over four hours. Make sure you toss it!
Eggs
Eggs are another risky food. Be sure to throw them out, or at least check them prior to use if you intend on keeping them.
Leftovers
Exercise caution with leftovers. While the food was technically cooked prior to the power going out, bacteria may grow in leftover containers in your fridge if it is not cold.
Milk
If it smells bad, it probably has gone bad. Cow’s milk especially does not hold up well without refrigeration. Pour some out to see if it has a strange texture. Toss it to avoid consuming spoiled milk!
Cut Fruits and Vegetables
While not as risky as others on this list, you may want to check your pre-cut fruit or vegetables after a power outage. If the fruits or vegetables are a weird color or smell bad, it may be safest to throw them out. The emphasis here is on the word cut. The exposed sides may go wonky without refrigeration.
