Truly Strange: Series 1

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Nature Documentary hosted by Sam Rodd, published by Smithsonian Channel in 2013 - English narration

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Truly Strange: Series 1 Can the length of our fingers predict our sexual preference? Do our genes make us commit adultery? Should breast milk come with a warning label? Thanks to modern medicine and science, we're not just finding out new answers about the human body and condition, we're coming up with brand new questions. Join us as we reopen provocative, and sometimes scandalous, subjects once considered closed. We'll separate medicine from myth and science from snake oil to reveal new truths about who we are, what we're made of, and where we may be headed.

[edit] From Here to Paternity

Infidelity. Is it a salacious act driven by uncontrollable passions or are there genetic and evolutionary forces driving us to seek sex on the side? Witness the surprising findings as we conduct the world's first specially designed paternity poll, and follow three people who put fatherhood to the test to find peace.

[edit] Hidden in the Hand

Some claim that by studying the features in our hands, we can diagnose attributes or conditions such as cancer, schizophrenia, and even bad teeth. We put palmistry -- as well as an array of experts in science and medicine -- to the test.

[edit] The Secret Life of Breasts

Human breasts are growing bigger and appearing earlier, with higher rates of cancer than ever before. Follow doctors and scientists, who are using new ways of analyzing breast tissue, and revealing startling and disturbing truths.