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Female Reproductive System

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REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES

Female Reproductive Organ

Mattison (2012) stated in his Introduction to Male and Female Reproductive Function the structure of the female reproductive system as follows: “the female reproductive system is controlled by components of the central nervous system, including the hypothalamus and pituitary. It consists of the ovaries, the fallopian tubes, the uterus, and the vagina”. The main focus of this study is the vagina. The vagina, defined by Hoffman (2006), is an elastic, muscular canal with a soft, flexible lining that provides lubrication and sensation.
The female reproductive organ has its functions. It receives the male reproductive organ during sexual intercourse, provides the passageway for …show more content…

Some women believe that it can prevent most sexual health situations if it were used frequently. Although, even if it may affect the intimate area in a good way, unfortunately, there are also negative effects in using feminine wash.

Effects of Using Feminine Wash

Numerous women use feminine wash everyday, for some, it is part of their daily cleansing. Feminine wash is designated for the vagina. Its main role is to prevent odor, to balance pH, and to cleanse the intimate area. Having these kinds of functions results it to be popular among women because it makes it easier to take care of one’s hygiene.
There are a lot of benefits in using feminine wash. Lewis (2015) stated in her article “Happiness from Health with Feminine Wash” some advantages:
 Feminine wash is specially designed to keep the vaginal area hygiene. It contains lactic acid with a 3.5 PH level which helps maintain the vaginal part from infection.
 Feminine was not only decrease the vaginal discharge but also reduces the chances of any infection.
 Feminine wash is highly recommended by gynecologists.
 Feminine wash products are suitable for every women. They can be used when a women goes through their menopause, pregnant women or women who are highly …show more content…

It is made by fermenting the sugars from apples. This turns them into acetic acid, the active ingredient in vinegar. It is simply a type of vinegar made from apples and has a characteristic amber color.
According to Bruso (2015), regular vinegar and apple cider vinegar are made the same way, but use different starting ingredients. So, it would result differently in flavor and nutrition, which can mean one is better than the other for certain uses. Both have some health benefits, but still, the most popular vinegar in the natural health community is apple cider vinegar.
Apple cider vinegar is one of the oldest and most useful remedies in the world. As it was claimed by Jarvis (2003), apple cider vinegar is a cure-all. By meaning of cure-all, it is a cure or solution for any illness or problem. He noted that apple cider vinegar is a respected home remedy and successfully treated a number of ailments. It shows in his statement that apple cider vinegar has a lot of capabilities for medical

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