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Is sex really for women? Yes I know sex is natural, important and for everyone. However as women is it really benefiting us? Yes it feels wonderful and makes you feel sexy, confident…and brings life. HOWEVER the imbalance pH, BV, weird discharge and smells ... ugh it's so much that comes with it. And especially when a man doesn't know how or doesn't want to properly clean his balls and other man parts….it's so much to deal with or am I overreacting? So I asked this exact question in my Facebook group because I was so frustrated. Like I'd have sex and literally the next day I'd start smelling fishy again. And I'd panic because I knew the discharge, embarrassment and another trip for antibiotics was coming. But I'd take the antibiotics, feel better for maybe two weeks, have sex and the smell would come right back. So I started avoiding intimacy completely because I knew my body was just going to betray me again. And after I posted this it literally went viral like 400 comments from women saying the exact same thing. "I thought it was just me." "I've tried everything." "My marriage is suffering because of this." But then I had this woman reach out to me who'd been an OB/GYN for 20 years, and she shared something with me that completely changed everything. Because she said the reason BV keeps coming back after sex isn't just about his hygiene or my pH being "sensitive." It's about biofilms... She explained that when bad bacteria enter your vagina, they don't just multiply but they build protective fortresses around themselves. So think of it like mold growing under the grout in your shower. You can scrub the surface all day but the mold underneath stays protected. And that's what's happening with recurring BV. The antibiotics kill the bacteria on the surface but they can't penetrate the biofilm barrier protecting the bad bacteria underneath. So it clears temporarily and you feel better for a week or two, but the bad bacteria are still there waiting. And the second you have sex again and introduce new bacteria, they multiply again because the biofilm never got broken down. But she said most doctors don't talk about biofilms because they're trained to treat symptoms and not root causes. So they prescribe antibiotics to kill the surface bacteria and tell you to use suppositories but none of that kills the biofilm layer that's keeping the cycle going. Then she linked this research on pineapple enzymes that actually dissolve biofilms by over 93%. And not just kill surface bacteria or mask the smell but actually break down the protective fortress so it can be fully cleared. But here's the catch, you need to combine it with probiotics that can survive your stomach acid so they can rebuild the good bacteria once the biofilm is dissolved. And she said 97% of probiotics on the market die in your stomach acid before they ever reach where they need to go. But one strain called Bacillus Coagulans has a protective shell so it can survive the trip and make it to your vagina. So when you combine the pineapple enzymes that dissolves the biofilm and the probiotic that rebuilds good bacteria. Your body can finally clear the infection and prevent it from coming back. And they recommended these OB/GYN gummies that had both the key ingredients. So I'm sat there thinking, well this looks like another ad, but I'd read this whole research article and in my head the science made sense. So I ordered them that night hoping it wasn't going to be another 'hack' like the 'garlic cloves for BV' I tried. And when they arrived a few days later I started taking them, waiting for the smell to come back so I could claim my refund. But week two came and went and there was still no smell. And by week three I said screw it and had sex. But the next day... nothing. I had sex again that week and there was still nothing. So it's been 4 months now, and I can happily say I haven't had BV once. Like I can have sex without showering three times a day and I'm no longer checking constantly to see if I smell. So to answer my original question: Yes sex can actually be for women. But only when your body isn't stuck in a biofilm cycle that punishes you every single time you're intimate. So for the ladies that thought like I did, heres the company that changed my thinking on sex for the better: https://mynuora.com/pages/nuora-feminine-gummies-adv-for-smell-and-taste