Advocating for Women’s Health with Jessica Pin

Advocating for Women's Health with Jessica Pin

“There’s a lot of misinformation that gets published in medical journals and textbooks, and it’s really important to look for primary sources and see if there’s actually any evidence supporting the claims you find.”

Topics Discussed:

🦩 How to avoid medical misinformation by questioning.

🦩 Understanding the extent of female sexuality suppression.

🦩 The relationship between reproduction and sexual pleasure.

Do you question what your doctor tells you or what you read in peer-reviewed medical journals? You should, because there’s a lot of misinformation about women’s health published by “experts” without any evidence and harms women.

In this episode of the Finding Fertility podcast, I speak with Jessica Pin, an advocate for women's health who has had pieces published about clitoral anatomy in medical journals. We discuss female sexuality suppression, genital cosmetic surgeries, and the relationship between reproduction and sexual pleasure.

Listen in to learn the importance of bringing back the pleasure, fun, and excitement of sex during your fertility journey because it creates a mental and emotional aspect that doctors don’t talk about.

“It’s dehumanizing to insist that females can continue reproducing just fine without sexual pleasure.”

Episode Highlights:

• [01:20] How Jessica advocates preventing harm to women undergoing vulva surgery.
• [03:36] The importance of looking at primary medical sources to avoid misinformation published in medical journals.
• [05:30] Why Jessica asks for evidence before trusting a doctor to perform any surgeries on her.
• [09:24] The harmful medical history and how we have evolved even though it’s not much better.
• [13:09] The relationship between female sexuality suppression and genital cosmetic surgeries.
• [15:43] How female pleasure is ignored and not supported when women are viewed just as reproducing beings.
• [22:24] The different ways society has been suppressing female desire when it goes hand in hand with reproduction.
• [30:15] Understanding how lack of female sex education and misinformation can cause harm to young women.

Full transcripts over on the blog:

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Anything written or said about health and diet are my opinions, that I have formed over the years, through trial and error, study, reading, listening and observing. What worked for me, may not work for you. I am not a doctor, nutritionist or dietician and all medical advice should be gotten from a qualified professional. Product recommendations are based on what I used during my infertility journey or wish I had.