Plays radio network and now chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

So this week, doctors are going to be able to start prescribing a vibrant approved by

the FDA last year.

The drug-free pill could help unestimated 9-20% of Americans who suffer from a chronic

constipation.

And yes, women are at least one and a half times more likely than men to deal with chronic

constipation.

So the disposable capsule vibrates once it hits the large intestine, stimulating the

nerve cells and helping nudge the muscles that move food along, and then passes through

once it's done making its way through the old pipes.

I have just a couple of questions, you know, good.

If there's help someone who is suffering from chronic constipation, you don't want

none of that.

I got it.

Good.

I hope vibrant works for you.

But I was wondering like, what happens if I take more than one vibrant at a time?

How much vibrating do I do?

Where does the vibrating happen?

How long does it vibrate in your system and how far down does it vibrate?

Because if I take multiple vibrates and it vibrates all the way down, you know, all

the way down.

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