Hello everybody, welcome to the Love Hour. I am your host, Miss Kevin Fredricks. He has

most of the month off this month because I am soft-launching my four women only series

where I will bring on guests of different genres, walks of life, all of those things

and talk about issues that are specifically targeted to women. And my first guest is Dr.

Kiarra King. I'm S-Kiarra. Kiarra. Oh, I said it right the first time. Yeah, if you did.

Kiarra King. I'm so excited. She is a licensed practicing medical OBGYN. Please tell the

people a little bit about yourself. I am Dr. Kiarra King. I'm a board certified

obstetrician and gynecologist practicing in the Chicago area. And I have a huge passion

for women's health obviously and helping women to advocate for themselves, helping to educate

and empower women to know more about their bodies. And so I am thrilled to be here today.

Me too. I am so just super, super excited actually for this whole series. But more talking

about women's health issues. And I will tell you what spawned this. We are skipping

the data or this or that question if you have it notice we are just going to dive right

in because we got a lot to talk about. But one of the things that spawned this for me

and actually a lot of the topics that happen on the podcast actually are things that happen

in my rural life. And I will be like you know what, if these are questions for me, if I'm

going through this, I'm sure there are other women. Absolutely. Absolutely. So first I have

talked a lot on the podcast about I started looking, we do a lot of traveling, we do a

lot of speaking engagements, we just be doing a heck of a whole lot. And feminine products

such as pads and tampons aren't the best. And I'm always concerned about toxic socks,

toxic shock syndrome and just a lot of different things. So I started looking into alternative

options, namely menstrual cups. And when I first started using them, I realized first how

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