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Dear Exam: What Other Organ, Besides Our Lady Business, Is Self-Cleaning?

Mon, 11/24/2008 - 9:00am by DearSugar
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I learned something new on Friday while watching Oprah's second installment of sex therapy with Dr. Berman. While I knew that our lady business is a self-cleaning organ, I learned that there is only one other organ that has that same ability. Do you know what it is? Test your body trivia below!

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  • Fallen85's picture
    Fallen85
    1

    Ears clean themselves, thats what ear wax is for. You dont actually need those q-tips, most doctors will advise you against using them anyways!

    6 weeks 2 days ago Report Comment
  • karlotta's picture
    karlotta
    3

    That's what I thought too, Fallen - but I guess not!
    (I have been cleaning them anyway, I can't help myself - besides sex, I think a Q-tip in my ear is the most satisfying feeling in the world - LOL)

    6 weeks 2 days ago Report Comment
  • Fallen85's picture
    Fallen85
    4

    Totally karlotta, it's like itching a bad scratch or having someone scratch your back, mmmm Sticking out tongue

    6 weeks 2 days ago Report Comment
  • omilawd's picture
    omilawd
    5

    I learned this in high school biology. Aside from blinking and tears, eyes have a film of mucous on them that will eventually be washed away and replaced, hence "eye boogers" in the morning. The crusties are your eye's old layer of mucous. This also explains why when you're allergic to something, your eyes water and you have more eye crusties. :]

    6 weeks 2 days ago Report Comment
  • rmur's picture
    rmur
    10

    yeah, simple. and ear wax isn't the ear cleaning itself, that's the ear preventing other stuff from getting into it, right? that's what i always thought.

    6 weeks 2 days ago Report Comment
  • krae85's picture
    krae85
    11

    ears don't clean themselves, the wax is to protect things from getting too far into your ear. And I've seen plenty of people in need of q-tips to clean out the extra wax!

    6 weeks 2 days ago Report Comment
  • Hiding55's picture
    Hiding55
    12

    Ear wax can be bad. I remember when I was little I had to go have a build up of wax removed from one of my ears. It was huge and disgusting and apparently was f-ing up my equilibrium. BTW I guess right with "the eye". Eye-wink

    6 weeks 2 days ago Report Comment
  • myystque's picture
    myystque
    15

    I thought about eyes but how can they be self cleaning if people sometimes get that gunk at the corners? I guess I don't know the definition of "self cleaning."

    6 weeks 2 days ago Report Comment
  • hithatsmybike's picture
    hithatsmybike
    16

    I kind of wanted to answer all of the above, but I figured eyes was what the quiz was looking for.

    Ears absolutely DO clean themselves and earwax is NOT for protecting your ear from things getting to far in (sorry krae).

    I always thought the main role of ear wax was to moisturize the tympanic membrane ("ear drum") so it doesn't dry out.. but I definitely know it plays a cleaning & antibiotic role too.

    6 weeks 2 days ago Report Comment
  • AlexE70's picture
    AlexE70
    18

    The eyes tear. This was an easy one. But "self-cleansing" reminds me of a corny poem:

    A Self-cleansing Dichotomy

    The angered predicament;
    From an unfathomed embarrassment
    To baptismal transformations,
    And cleansing mitigations,
    Splitting the body and soul,
    Into non-intersecting parts of a whole.
    Inner elements in bipartition,
    A mutually exclusive reflection…
    Of me…
    in tacit dichotomy,
    soul searching…
    body, in earnest yearning…
    of a purifying sabbatical,
    And a rinsing meditation
    For the naked truth,
    To utter silent words to sooth;
    To achieve an inner peace,
    And hatred…to cease…

    I dunno...always liked that poem. Sticking out tongue

    6 weeks 1 day ago Report Comment

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