Steven Bartlett

And as men, what are we getting wrong in heterosexual relationships when we're trying to arouse our partners?

And I want to focus today's conversation on women's health because I have so many questions and curiosities.

Right.

So let's start with the subject of hormones.

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Dr. Rachel Rubin, before we started recording, you said a line to me which I found to be very interesting.

You said, I'm filled with rage.

Why are you filled with rage?

And on the subject of women's health, sexual health, hormones, etc., can you give me the background context of the disservice that's been done?

I remember you talking previously about how even the most affluent women in the world are being let down.

It's staggering to me that those very affluent women that you've mentioned still are being let down by a medical system.

It also sort of begets the question that if men were in that situation, this probably wouldn't be the case.

And that says something about the research and the investment that's gone into understanding women's health relative to men's health.

They were never taught about the clitoris.