Souffrez-vous du syndrome du paillasson ?

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Le syndrome du paillasson, ou le syndrome de la clef dans la porte, c'est ce joyeux phénomène où, dès qu'on arrive près de chez soi, on se retrouve atteint·e d'une envie pressante. Mais d'où ça vient ? Qui ça touche ? Et surtout, comment s'en défaire ?

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CHAPITRES
00:00 Le syndrome du paillasson
00:33 L'expertise toilettes
01:33 Les zones du cerveau
02:17 Quand c'est un vrai problème
03:05 Les causes du syndrome du paillasson
03:56 Comment éviter de développer ce syndrome
05:18 Les types d'incontinence dont je n'ai pas parlé
05:49 Cambly
07:25 Crédits

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