Would you put ground-up WASP NESTS in your vagina? Gynecologist warns against dangerous new trend that promises to tighten, clean and rejuvenate your genitals

A top doctor is warning against a bizarre trend that suggests ground-up wasp nests will help tighten the vagina.
While some natural ingredients are commonly used and endorsed for home remedies, Canadian gynecologist Jen Gunter is warning against one in particular.
Some online retailers, including on Etsy, have been selling oak galls - nests which house wasp eggs - which, they say, should be ground into a paste for 'vaginal rejuvenation'.
Oak galls are formed when a gall wasp lays eggs in a tree's leaf buds and the larva will then develop while inside the gall.
The substance, retailers claim, will restore the uterine wall after childbirth, heal an episiotomy cut and also clean out the vagina.
But Dr Gunter has spoken out on her blog, insisting that it is not recommended and could lead to a slew of side effects - including painful sex, a lack of healthy bacteria and an increased risk of contracting HIV.




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But would it give you a face like a bulldog chewing a wasp?

You must be 'hiving' a laugh!

If it gives you a tight puzzzzzzzzy the guys call you 'honey'

I suppose that it might help some ladies...just so long as the wasps are not still in residence.

ANYONE who believes this sort of nonsense desrves the consequences...

The latest example of "Darwinism in action..".

Change "wasps" to Bees, you'd make a fortune.

We had a wasps nest in the kitchen wall a few years ago, that was traumatic enough for me thank you very much.