Would men who urinate sitting down have fewer prostate problems?

In social networks, there are users who point out that urinating sitting down brings many advantages to men's health. We consulted with urologists to find out if this is true. There is a healt…

Top stories for Long   Would men who urinate sitting down have fewer prostate problems? Sapatina Lore, studied at Ingeniera Electronica (1999) • Posted Dec 28, 2022 In social networks, there are users who point out that urinating sitting down brings many advantages to men's health. We consulted with urologists to find out if this is true. There is a health stud... Read more » 531 221   Jesus was not a Jew. Why do people think He was? David Lee • Updated December 23 Not sure what the premise of the question is, but the answer is actually very simple. Let’s start with the simple facts: Jesus was born in Nazareth, which was part of the Ju... Read more » 12K 3.8K   How does the Oxford Electric Bell work, and why is it considered one of the strangest experiments in the world? NovaPrism • Answered April 7 In an Oxford lab, a tiny metal sphere strikes a brass bell. It has repeated this exact motion 10 billion times since 1840, powered by a battery scientists can't even open. K... Read more » 1.7K 64   What was a loophole that you found and exploited the hell out of? Catherine Wu • Updated November 16, 2017 It’s a trick that works 100% of the time, and at any ice cream location. I didn’t want to share this with the world, since I didn’t want too many people exploiting it. So f... Read more » 8.4K 307   What ruins marriages faster than cheating? Jean-Marie Valheur, been in a marriage for seven years • Answered April 6 When I was newly married, my first wife and I attended a party. It was in my hometown, in a place where I knew almost everyone. I walked around the room and garden, chatting... Read more » 5.2K 570   Why do Vietnam veterans lie about how the Viet Cong were so brutal? They were not. Jim Phipps, former Combat and CONUS Combat Arms Company Commander at U.S. Army • Answered April 8 I was an infantry company commander in Vietnam. At one time, I was also at Fire Base Doty in the 11th Infantry Brigade of the Americal Division. It bothers me to no end when... Read more » 3.9K 372   If the astronauts really went to the Moon, how did they get past the Van Allen belt? Michael Arndt, former Mad Scientist at Mad Science (1994-2023) • Answered January 22, 2025 I heard Candace Owens say that an aluminum spaceship would melt when trying to traverse the Van Allen radiation belt (VARB) because of its high temperature. (She’s a “fake ... Read more » 1.6K 350   Someone said that people in Canada wait an average of 16 months for an MRI. Why? Polina S, Translator • Updated April 1 I can answer this because I’m actually going for an MRI later this afternoon. When my family doctor was issuing a referral for my MRI, he told me there would probably be a l... Read more » 4.7K 709   If Magnus Carlsen used 120 years of chess theory against 19th-century players, what specific aspects of his play would be most surprising to them? HalftimeLedger, Sports analysis and commentary • Updated April 10 If Magnus Carlsen played a 19th-century chess master, they would think he was throwing the game on move one. To them, defense was cowardly and pawns were just cannon fodder... Read more » 658 36   How are the French so thin when they eat so much bread and pastries, aside from smoking? John Tierney, Been at it to the tune of 3k + miles / yr • Answered August 18, 2017 When I was in college I had a friend who had made himself morbidly obese to avoid the Vietnam draft. After that danger passed he went to France for a year to do research for... Read more » 3K 166   Why were B-17s green and B-29s grey? Alex Colby, logged over 500 hours of flight time • Posted Mar 25 The change from the painted B-17 to the B-29 is a great example of how the military thinks about things when they are in the middle of a war. In 1941 the USAAF thought that painting the planes with... Read more » 778 67   Why is “Avada Kedavra” considered unforgivable but other killing spells are okay in the Harry Potter franchise? Tomaž Vargazon, Practicing atheist • Answered March 29 I have a plausible hypothesis on that one. Voldemord Avada Kedavring It’s often describes as a plot hole in Harry Potter, the killing curse is prohibited, but breeding gigant... Read more » 563 97 Read more in your feed

Never miss a story. Designed for readers on the go.

Missing out on Quora emails? Be sure to add us to your primary inbox. This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe. https://www.quora.com