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A recent rumor suggests that menstrual cups cause vaginal drooping, or weakening of the pelvic floor muscles and internal organs protruding into the vaginal cavity. But the truth is there is no proof that it can’t cause sagging, but it’s unlikely to do so. A statement from Put A Cup In It (PACII): Sagging is …
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This article is medically verified by Gynecologist and Gynecologist. Alyssa Dweck. Short answer? Yeah! If you are old enough to menstruate, you can use a menstrual cup regardless of sexual activity. ‘Popping your cherry’ may be an implicit way of describing losing your virginity, but it also adds to the problematic idea that there is …
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We know a thing or two about crazy requests. our chocolate appetite is in the middle of the monthly cycle craving for pickles and cookie dough during first trimesterOur body likes to yell at us about what it really wants. But what is your body maybe I’m telling you a little too cunningly, she’s ready …
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Editor’s Note: Check out this excerpt from Arman Liew’s book Clean Sweets: Simple High-Protein Desserts for One. The overly simple recipes in this book offer sweet satisfaction without the guilt. Portioned for just one or two people, these recipes use easy-to-find ingredients like cocoa, nut butter, fruit and yogurt, and a touch of natural sweeteners …
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By suzanne’s forces, Clarkson University Every year in America, women are at least US$2.8 billion in sanitary pads and tampons this can take hundreds of years to rot. Is there a more economical and environmentally friendly way? we asked to find out suzanne’s forcesOn his work comparing the environmental impact of tampons, sanitary pads, and …
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