Why your Vaginal pH is Important in Maintaining your Vaginal Health
Did you know that your vagina has its own pH, which is a measure of how acidic or basic the vaginal fluid is? A healthy vaginal pH is between 3.8-4.5, which is normally more acidic.(For reference: a pH <7=ACIDIC, 7=neutral
Understanding your Food Cravings
Ever wonder what your specific food cravings mean?This blog post explains what some of the most common cravings you experience means for your body, and what some healthy alternatives are that you can replace them with! Let
Managing Recurring Herpes Outbreaks & The Stress Hormone Connection
Stress is one of the leading causes of dis-ease in the body and is one of the most common triggers of herpes outbreaks. When we experience recurring herpes outbreaks it’s a clear indication that something is not right – t
Bacterial Vaginosis – How to Holistically Manage & Prevent BV
Bacterial Vaginosis (commonly known and referred to as BV), is a real b*tch, causing both physical and emotional inconvenience, and is the most common vaginal health condition in women. According to the CDC (Center for Diseas
Top 5 Foods to Balance the Gut & Support Vaginal Health
Your gut health depends on what you are putting into your mouth, and so does the health of your vagina. Did you know that you have a vaginal microbiome, and it’s connected to your gut health? Everything you eat
How to Holistically Manage HPV
HPV, (Human Papillomavirus) is the most commonly transmitted STI, in fact, it’s so common even the CDC says that nearly ALL sexually active people will get HPV at some point in their lives! (https://www.cdc.gov/std/hpv/
10 Tips to Eating Healthy, When you Live on a Budget
Eating healthy is expensive, let’s be honest. It’s easy to break the bank when you want to buy organic ingredients, top-quality supplements, natural products, etc. When you want to eat healthily but are on a limited budge
Foods to Fight Herpes
When you live with herpes, whether it be HSV-1 (oral/genital) or HSV-2 (mostly just genital), it is important to know what foods to eat and what foods to avoid to manage, prevent and heal recurring outbreaks, as well as short
Vitamin C Helps Maintain Your Sexual Health
Vitamin C is so important to not only the maintenance of your overall health, but to your sexual health as well! The recommended daily intake of Vitamin C for women is 75mg, for pregnant women it is 85mg and for men it is 90m
Why Sugar is Bad for Your Yoni
SUGAR IS BAD FOR YOUR SEXUAL HEALTH Just looking at these sugar-covered lips makes my Yoni shudder. People always ask me – what is the worst thing you can eat to maintain your vaginal health? And my answer is always