I recently was, and this is quite personal, but hey why not. I was diagnosed with HPV with my pap smear which is a sexually transmitted disease. It can come from a long time in the past or recent. The problem is that there are no tests to stipulate what kind you have, so its a matter of time. You know, if you get positive HPV, then you have to go to a gynecologist and then they take a sample of the cells in the cervix to see if there is any abnormal growth and I was cleared from that. But yea, I was - how I felt, I didn't feel good and also you know, it's hard to get rid of the stereotype that you might be a promiscuous person if you get it; how do you talk about those things with your potential partners, right, that's the big issue. I mean, HPV is one example that I'm sure that there are a lot of other sexually transmitted diseases that people just do not know how to talk about because I have never heard anybody telling me they have a sexually transmitted disease and probably somebody does, right. Those are the issues regarding health that really come to the forefront and with each one I feel that yoga and riding a bicycle helps you to deal with everything and also to improve the immune system, right, to fight a lot of stuff. There is such an interesting connection between the mind and the body and if you combine it with reading a little bit about [Buddhism] it helps you to live better, to get less cranky, to try to understand other people especially when it's most impossible to understand anyone or yourself.