my thought was could it work with Group B strep?
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I am wondering if any of you saw a segment on the ABC TV program
Catalyst
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Wow, Lois did it really contract the uterus? u.
interesting. What wasinteresting to me was that it was used for a
couple of hundred years as aspermicide (by the known sexually
promiscuous Cassanova et al
what they do control
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Hi Marilyn,yes I too saw this program...found it
really interesting...thought of doing a test
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The pH of the vagina is low for vaginal health as it inhibits the growth of microrganisims etc...
Hi Lynne, Marilyn and all,
according to Stables (2000 p. 24), the pH of the vagina is 4.5 The acid
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The pH of the vagina is low for vaginal health as it inhibits the
growth of microrganisims etc...Hi Lynne,
Marilyn and all,according to Stables (2000 p. 24), the pH
Hmn thought provoking. I remember reading MANY MANY YEARS ago, in
an ANCIENT medical encyclopaedia (pre 1900 I think) about the use of a cut
lemon inserted into the vagina and applied with pressure to the cervix of a
woman who was experiencing PPH to instigate contraction of the uterus.
Hi Marilyn,
yes I too saw this program...found it really interesting...thought of doing a test for myself with a lemonfor what potential irritation it may cause...what is the pH of lemon juice...anyone know?? The pH of the vagina is low for vaginal health as it inhibits the growth of
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What I found interesting though Marilyn, was that most of the opposition that came against this doctor's proposal for lemon juice was from large pharmaceutical / drug companies with vested interests to
, October 11, 2002 4:34 AM
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Hmn thought provoking. I remember reading MANY MANY YEARS ago,
in
an ANCIENT medical encyclopaedia (pre 1900 I think) about the use of a cut
lemon inserted into the vagina and applied with pressure to the cervix
My Grandmother taught me to always rub the cutting board with the cut half
of a lemon to kill the germs and to soak slightly off meat in a weak
solution of vinegar and water for the same reason... works a treat. Must be
the acid changing the Ph. No quite the same as the vagina I know. MM
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