Sex Lies and Secrecy- Dissecting Hysterectomy (2004) - CBC - The Nature Of Things

******************************************************************************* CBC - The Nature Of Things Sex, Lies And Secrecy: Dissecting Hysterectomy (2004) ******************************************************************************* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- General Information ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Type.................: documentary More Information.....: (none) Part Size............: 15,000,000 bytes Number of Parts......: 49 Archive Format.......: RAR Part Recovery Method.: PAR2 PAR2 Blocks Provided.: 192 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Technical Information ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source...............: NTSC CABLE AVI Size.............: 721,442,816 bytes Duration.............: 00:43:45 FPS..................: 29.97 Video Codec..........: XviD Codec DCT......: H263 QPel...........: No GMC............: No Video Bitrate........: 2000 (ABR) Video Resolution.....: 640x480 Video Aspect Ratio...: 1.333 Audio Format.........: 0x0055(MP3, ISO) MPEG-1 Layer 3 Audio Encoder........: LAME 3.92 Bitrate..............: 128kbits/sec (CBR) Hz...................: 48000 Channels.............: Stereo Captured by..........: festering leper ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Description ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sex, Lies and Secrecy: Dissecting Hysterectomy is the shocking and untold story of women, 98% of whom undergo unnecessary and devastating surgery on their reproductive organs, often with life-long physical, emotional and sexual consequences. Today, three-quarters of a million hysterectomies are performed annually in North America. Close to 80% of these women are 'castrated' at the time of surgery - the removal of their ovaries robs them of a natural and healthy hormonal balance. After surgery, almost half of the women suffer from digestive problems, incontinence, loss of maternal feelings, depression, memory loss and absence of sexual drive or pleasure. Nevertheless, it is estimated that one out of every two women in North America will have had a hysterectomy by the age of 65.