The Egyptian media, Yasmine Ezz, raised the controversy again after her statement about “a man having two hearts, one of which is in his leg from behind.”
And she said, “A man has two hearts, one in his chest and the other in his back leg. Ask the cardiologists. The handful of dirt he walks on is a gift from his heart and his leg. The man’s eyes are the bow and his head is the gift.”
And she continued: “My love is the soil of his leg and his saying is present for 365 days, and kiss your husband’s head and don’t wait for a gift; Because your pharaoh is the great prize.” Follow-up: “A pocket soul that has a handful of soil from under your leg and put it for it in a silk handkerchief and tie it with a red bow so that they don’t say you are stingy and you are the father of all generosity.”
The famous Egyptian doctor, Gamal Shaaban, commented and confirmed the validity of Yasmine Ezz’s words, saying: “By God, despite my reservations about many opinions of you, Yasmin, but your words this time are scientifically correct. It is the soleus muscle, a triangular muscle that when it contracts, pumps blood against earthly gravity while the person is standing. Hence the importance of walking, people, to strengthen the leg muscle, to strengthen the peripheral heart and prevent heart disease in the chest.”
