At Honda, we've never looked to other car companies for inspiration.

No, it's not a matter of an inflated ego. We just prefer listening to what people really need.

For example, the Honda Jazz Hybrid doesn't have the expected six airbags.

It has ten, including one that prevents the drive and passenger from colliding with each other.

And because we also listen to our conscience, all our safety features come a standard. No charge.

Honda, the power of dreams.

Did you know that the digestive system of men and women are different?

Any woman who suffers with gut issues will know firsthand how the menstrual cycle can have a big

impact on symptoms. Those who have been pregnant or currently pregnant can probably

vet for this also with symptoms of heartburn and constipation. And women who have gone through

the menopause may also notice that their bowel habits have changed. In this episode, I'm joined

by Professor Barbara Rein, co-author of what every woman needs to know about her gut.

Professor Barbara Rein is a consultant gastroenterologist at Tally University Hospital

and hermitage clinic in Dublin, and a professor of gastroenterology at Trinity College Dublin in

Ireland. She's also one half of the gut experts alongside dietician Elaine McGowan.

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