Ultrasound Video Analysis

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I have to say this video was something! At first I was just in shocked I couldn’t believe Mary Roach actually volunteer to do this type of experiment and what surprised me the most was that her husband actually agreed and they actually did it. The ultrasound was interesting and disturbing at the same time because we all have sex but we never really think about what our bodies go through. I personally googled it and found this website called iflscience.com that had the entire video which was almost 4 minutes and showed the whole process. I also watched her interview and even thought the whole word saw her having sex on an ultrasound she was just very laid back, funny and even went into details such as that her husband drank a Viagra. She also

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