I have read that diet can affect the taste of vaginal secretions, is that medically possible, is there any published research or does anyone have personal experience?
Women can change how they taste according to what they eat. If they eat a lot of citrus fruit like oranges for example, they will taste bitter, but this works differently on all women. If they drink too much coffee, they will taste bitter, and again, this will work differently on all women. Strawberries have a different effect, they can make some women taste sweeter, but not all women.
It depends how acidic a woman is naturally, or how sweet.
There is no true way to make a person sweeter or more bitter. thats just the way it is.
Women get their taste from what is inside them. Its a secretion that comes from deep inside a woman, it is like a womans natural cleaning system. The secretions keep women healthy and clean in the vaginal area. Sometimes if something unnatural is added to vaginal secretions like an external lubricant or soap, it has a nasty effect called a yeast infection. That is when your natural pH becomes unbalanced and causes an unpleasant odour. This is not safe to eat either, but very easily treated by a visit to the doctor.
So basically, the taste comes from inside a woman, and it is based on our differing vaginal pH.
It depends how acidic a woman is naturally, or how sweet.
There is no true way to make a person sweeter or more bitter. thats just the way it is.
Women get their taste from what is inside them. Its a secretion that comes from deep inside a woman, it is like a womans natural cleaning system. The secretions keep women healthy and clean in the vaginal area. Sometimes if something unnatural is added to vaginal secretions like an external lubricant or soap, it has a nasty effect called a yeast infection. That is when your natural pH becomes unbalanced and causes an unpleasant odour. This is not safe to eat either, but very easily treated by a visit to the doctor.
So basically, the taste comes from inside a woman, and it is based on our differing vaginal pH.