Oral sex is an amazing experience but only if you’re totally and not stressing about how your most intimate parts smell. There are lots of products like douches, sprays and wipes that are made specially to make your lady garden fresh but I advise against these. Your vaginal area is so delicate and sensitive that these products can upset your pH balance, leading to infections which can be more problematic than your usual odor. The best advice is to shower or wash before sex but if you want to help things along, there are some foods that are claimed – note the word claimed – to help your vagina smell and taste better. Remember, there’s no guarantee. Everybody’s body reacts differently to everything.
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1. Pineapples
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This is one that is talked about all the time when this sort of topic comes up, and the sheer amount of people that swear by it means that there must be some truth to the rumor! Pineapples are a fruit that smell amazingly sweet as well as tasting amazingly sweet, so it makes sense that some of that might transfer to your intimate parts eventually, although with all of these suggestions, you probably have to eat a hell of a lot!
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The goodness of pineapples doesn't stop at their delightful aroma; they're packed with vitamins and antioxidants that promote overall body wellness, which indirectly may affect your body's natural scents, including that of your intimate areas. Rich in vitamin C, manganese, and dietary fiber, pineapples can enhance your digestive health, which is a critical aspect of how your body smells. However, expecting instant miracles from these tropical delights would be optimistic—you'd need to consistently include them in your diet for a while to potentially notice any sweet changes down there.
Absolutely! Just like what you eat can affect how your sweat or breath smells, your diet can also influence your vaginal taste.
Yogurt is fantastic for overall vaginal health because it has probiotics that help balance your vaginal flora. While it might not change the taste overnight, it’s definitely great for keeping things fresh.
Fruits like pineapple, strawberries, and citrus are often mentioned. They can help sweeten things up down there thanks to their natural sugars and enzymes.
Yes, try to limit foods with strong odors or flavors like garlic, onions, asparagus, and heavily spiced dishes. These can make your taste and smell less appealing.
It varies, but you might start noticing changes within a few days to a week. Consistent, healthy eating is key for long-term benefits.
2. Green Vegetables
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Not only are green vegetables great for your overall health, they are also thought to be great for your vagina health too! It is believed that having a diet filled with healthy greens can contribute to your vagina maintaining a normal, healthy taste. If however, you are concerned about your smell and taste stay away from asparagus and broccoli - they will have almost the opposite effect in terms of taste even though they are good for you!
Absolutely! Just like what you eat can affect how your sweat or breath smells, your diet can also influence your vaginal taste.
Yogurt is fantastic for overall vaginal health because it has probiotics that help balance your vaginal flora. While it might not change the taste overnight, it’s definitely great for keeping things fresh.
Fruits like pineapple, strawberries, and citrus are often mentioned. They can help sweeten things up down there thanks to their natural sugars and enzymes.
Yes, try to limit foods with strong odors or flavors like garlic, onions, asparagus, and heavily spiced dishes. These can make your taste and smell less appealing.
It varies, but you might start noticing changes within a few days to a week. Consistent, healthy eating is key for long-term benefits.
3. Berries
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Much like with the pineapple theory, the belief that berries can give your vagina a more enjoyable taste stems from strong internet popularity. Again, with the natural sweetness that they possess, it makes a lot of sense that there could be some sort of chemical change downstairs that improves the health and ‘quality’ of your private parts!
Absolutely! Just like what you eat can affect how your sweat or breath smells, your diet can also influence your vaginal taste.
Yogurt is fantastic for overall vaginal health because it has probiotics that help balance your vaginal flora. While it might not change the taste overnight, it’s definitely great for keeping things fresh.
Fruits like pineapple, strawberries, and citrus are often mentioned. They can help sweeten things up down there thanks to their natural sugars and enzymes.
Yes, try to limit foods with strong odors or flavors like garlic, onions, asparagus, and heavily spiced dishes. These can make your taste and smell less appealing.
It varies, but you might start noticing changes within a few days to a week. Consistent, healthy eating is key for long-term benefits.
4. Water
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Water is pretty much a go to answer for anything related to your bodily health, as the same goes for making your vagina taste better! Though it will not give your vagina a specific taste, what it will do is flush out any toxins and nastiness that might be setting up camp down there. Essentially, the more hydrated you stay, the less likely you are to have an unpleasant smelling or tasting lady garden!
Absolutely! Just like what you eat can affect how your sweat or breath smells, your diet can also influence your vaginal taste.
Yogurt is fantastic for overall vaginal health because it has probiotics that help balance your vaginal flora. While it might not change the taste overnight, it’s definitely great for keeping things fresh.
Fruits like pineapple, strawberries, and citrus are often mentioned. They can help sweeten things up down there thanks to their natural sugars and enzymes.
Yes, try to limit foods with strong odors or flavors like garlic, onions, asparagus, and heavily spiced dishes. These can make your taste and smell less appealing.
It varies, but you might start noticing changes within a few days to a week. Consistent, healthy eating is key for long-term benefits.
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5. Yogurt
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As a general rule, dairy isn’t usually something that is recommended when talking about vagina health, smell or taste, but when it comes to natural yogurt, there is so much good bacteria present that it can help towards making your vagina nice and healthy much like the way that water can. It won’t necessarily give a distinct taste, but it will keep your natural pH levels in a good place.
Absolutely! Just like what you eat can affect how your sweat or breath smells, your diet can also influence your vaginal taste.
Yogurt is fantastic for overall vaginal health because it has probiotics that help balance your vaginal flora. While it might not change the taste overnight, it’s definitely great for keeping things fresh.
Fruits like pineapple, strawberries, and citrus are often mentioned. They can help sweeten things up down there thanks to their natural sugars and enzymes.
Yes, try to limit foods with strong odors or flavors like garlic, onions, asparagus, and heavily spiced dishes. These can make your taste and smell less appealing.
It varies, but you might start noticing changes within a few days to a week. Consistent, healthy eating is key for long-term benefits.
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6. Peppermint
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Many people have claimed that doing things like drinking peppermint tea can have a positive impact on the taste factor of your vagina, but like other suggestions, this isn’t necessarily based on science. One thing I can say without doubt is that you do not want to rub anything peppermint related directly on to your private parts; that is never a good idea!
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Some say that peppermint's fresh, slightly sweet flavor could translate into a pleasant aroma and taste "down there." Inclusion of peppermint tea in one’s diet is thought to potentially have deodorizing effects on the body, and by extension, might influence the vagina's natural scent. While the evidence for this is anecdotal rather than scientific, peppermint tea can be a soothing beverage with digestive benefits, which some believe might indirectly affect body odor. However, always consult with a healthcare professional before trying new remedies, especially involving intimate health. Remember, the body's natural state is typically the healthiest, and dramatic changes in diet or habits should be approached with caution.
Absolutely! Just like what you eat can affect how your sweat or breath smells, your diet can also influence your vaginal taste.
Yogurt is fantastic for overall vaginal health because it has probiotics that help balance your vaginal flora. While it might not change the taste overnight, it’s definitely great for keeping things fresh.
Fruits like pineapple, strawberries, and citrus are often mentioned. They can help sweeten things up down there thanks to their natural sugars and enzymes.
Yes, try to limit foods with strong odors or flavors like garlic, onions, asparagus, and heavily spiced dishes. These can make your taste and smell less appealing.
It varies, but you might start noticing changes within a few days to a week. Consistent, healthy eating is key for long-term benefits.
7. Honey
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Honey is seen as something of controversial suggestion, because whereas some say that its sweetness will be a benefit, others say that something so full of sugar could actually be excessive and have an opposite effect. Just like with the peppermint though, whatever you do, don’t apply it directly; that is nothing but a recipe for disaster!
What do you think about these theories? Are they just a myth perpetuated by the internet or do you think they’re worth a try?
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ivyshade: Well water is not a myth!!!
EvaB313: I eat lots of pineapple and yogurt.
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