Discover the unexpected effects on women’s intimate balance caused by a harmless daily practice, according to the revelations of a specialist.
Urinating in the shower: eco-friendly but risky?
Many eco-citizens are adopting this practice to reduce their water consumption. Every time you avoid flushing, you conserve approximately 6 liters of drinking water. On a yearly basis, this can represent an impressive savings of more than 2,000 liters per person. The environmental impact therefore seems undeniable. However, experts warn of certain little-known side effects.
A disturbing Pavlovian conditioning
Physiotherapist Alicia Jeffrey-Thomas warns of a conditioned reflex phenomenon similar to the well-known experiment with dogs. Our brains may create a link between the sound of running water and the need to urinate , even when the bladder isn’t asking to be emptied.
The result? Some people develop an irresistible urge to do so as soon as they hear a running faucet, whether while brushing their teeth or doing the dishes. This involuntary association can become particularly embarrassing in public places or when traveling.
