1:47:59Dr Rachel Rubin: "I'm Filled With Rage!" Your Doctor Was Never Taught About Women's Bodies!
From The Diary Of A CEO · Published Jun 23, 2026 · Watch on YouTube
TL;DR
The transcript documents Dr. Rachel Rubin, a urologist and sex doctor, arguing that medical education systematically excludes female sexual anatomy and hormone physiology—the word “clitoris” does not appear in OBGYN training checklists as of 2026—leading to widespread misdiagnosis, untreated pain, and preventable deaths from urinary tract infections.
Key insights
- The clitoris is homologous to the penis (same tissue, same erectile mechanism, ~10,000 nerve endings) and is the primary source of female orgasm, yet OBGYN training curricula for 2026 do not include t
- Testosterone is not a male hormone; women produce it, and it begins to drop sharply in their 30s (not at menopause), often causing low libido and delayed orgasm years before perimenopause.
- Vaginal hormones (estrogen or DHEA) micro-dosed locally prevent UTIs by >50%, treat urinary frequency/urgency/leakage, eliminate painful sex, and improve arousal/orgasm—they are safe at any age, inclu
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