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So…Why Are Women Putting Wasps Nests In Their Vagina?

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So…Why Are Women Putting Wasps Nests In Their Vagina?

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Ok, so I’ve heard of off-the-wall treatments to make you feel and look better, but this one might top them all. Like, I’ve heard of Ben-Wa balls, putting coconut oil down there, and I may even try that vaginal steam stuff, but wasp nest? C’mon now. I mean the flying insect that I’m afraid of? You want me to put that where?

Well, there are a number of sources that claim that wasp nests promises to single-handedly tighten and clean the vagina with the added bonus of preventing cervical cancer. The tradition hails from Southeast Asia and Malaysia, where women supposedly first used the nests after childbirth to restore the elasticity of the uterine wall.

The nests, also called oak galls, are formed when a gall wasp lays eggs in a tree’s…

Please read original article So…Why Are Women Putting Wasps Nests In Their Vagina? posted on Healthy Black Girls on 8 June 2017 | 12:18 am —

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