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Stop a UTI With These Natural Remedies

woman holding hand over her lower abdomen, as if in pain
If you're like millions of women who get them regularly, you can spot a urinary tract infection (UTI) a mile away. Let's get to the root of how and why UTIs happen in the first place and talk about ways to stop them naturally.

Do You Have Candida?

photo of tongue with candida
While the symptoms of this imbalance can vary widely, there's a simple trick you can do at home to see if you have Candida. And fortunately, getting rid of it naturally is possible.

The Lowdown on Natural Sweeteners

Honey is a great natural sweetener
With global health agencies officially categorizing artificial sweeteners bad for your health, it's a great time to explore natural sugar alternatives—and possibly rethink our entire relationship with conventional sugar.

Tips for Balancing Your Vagina's pH

A zipper meant to convey female anatomy
Read more to find out what an ideal vaginal pH is, what causes it to become unbalanced, and tips to restore balance to your vaginal pH.

Foods to Eat to Keep Your Vagina Happy

avocados can help with vaginal dryness

There are foods that help keep your vagina happy! They help keep your vagina healthy—producing what it needs to function properly, stay lubricated and regular, and fend off infection—but they're also amazing for overall health.



Should You Get a Genetic Test?

Lab technician performing genetic test
While genetic testing helps us know more about our bodies so we can ideally avoid disease, it does have some scientific, psychological, and financial limitations. If you're considering this type of test, read on to see whether it's right for you.

The Harmful Chemicals Found in Traditional Feminine Sprays

Many traditional feminine sprays have dangerous chemicals

As many as 39% of women use feminine hygiene sprays but many of their ingredients remain unregulated—and therefore untested. So what's actually in these traditional feminine sprays?