Victorian Vices and Medical Oddities

This chapter explores the hilariously bizarre historical beliefs surrounding masturbation and sexuality during the Victorian era, including strange devices and health products designed to control such behaviors. The conversation reveals how influential figures, like Reverend Graham and Dr. Kellogg, linked food with sexual habits, leading to the creation of now-iconic products like cornflakes. Through a humorous lens, they examine outdated medical practices, from urine diagnostics to the absurdities of past sex education, highlighting the evolution of societal attitudes towards health and sexuality.