Toilet with an inclined seating surface
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[0018]The FIGS. schematically illustrate examples of a toilet 1 in which the seating surface 3 is inclined downwards towards a front of the toilet 1. This makes it more difficult for a user to sit on the toilet 1 for extended periods of time, since engagement or additional engagement of upper leg muscles (for example: Rectus Femorus, Vestus Lateralis, Vastus Medialus) and lower leg muscles (for example: Gastrocnemius and Soleus) is required to resist sliding forward relative to the toilet 1.
[0019]Reducing the time spent sitting on the toilet 1 is desirable as spending too long sitting on the toilet 1 can cause swollen haemorrhoids and weakening of pelvic muscles.
[0020]Additional benefits to reducing the time that a person spends sitting on the toilet 1 can include: improving crowd flow through public toilets by reducing queuing times; reducing work place inefficiencies due to extended natural breaks; and reducing the use of the toilet 1 as a seat at which to perform unrelated tasks ...
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