The expert suggested that women with Polycystic Ovary Disorder (PCOD) should squat, and recommends that everyone consider installing an Indian toilet at home to prevent various diseases.

More than 53 percent of Indian homes — about 70 percent in ... Now we are stuck with it,” said Natholi, 22, as he opened the squat toilet to show that it has not been used.

In his piece, For Best Toilet Health: Squat or Sit?, Dr Mercola explains ... give a glimmer of hope that there is potential for the Indian toilet, and our best interests at hand, to increasingly ...

Squatting in the toilet may be considered uncivilized today ... Having sold 2 million products worldwide, it is now available in India. However, there are some health experts who feel that there ...

but you still squat on train tracks.” Children are also shown making fun of men who buy a new flat-screen TV, refrigerator and a motorcycle but do not use a toilet. A huge garbage fire in India ...

Besides, India could never produce enough electricity to operate the pumps required for so much water. Pathak believes that the squat toilet developed by him is the right one for India. In the toilet ...

In 2014, The Economist reported that around 130 million Indian households do not have an indoor toilet, and of the estimated ... resources because they need squat toilets and doors for privacy ...

Squatting while on the toilet is better for your health, but Western nations insist on sitting. Now a new toilet design reduces the risk of colon diseases, and could even tell you if you’re ...