More About Vaginal Steam Bath
The vaginal steam bath comes from Korea where it is known as "chai-yok." It has recently been introduced to a few spas in North America, and its popularity is spreading. According to practitioners, a vaginal steam bath cleans, detoxifies, and nourishes the female reproduction system.
Traditional herbs used for vaginal steam baths include mugwort and wormood which address poor circulation and pain, respectively. Other herbs and plants can be used according to the needs of the woman and the properties of the plant. Pregnant women should not use vaginal steam baths.
There is only anecdotal evidence that vaginal steam baths are actually effective against feminine ailments. Some women have claimed that it restores fertility while others do not see any difference after treatment. However, the relaxing effect of a vaginal bath, or any other spa treatment, can have benefits related to lower stress levels.
Traditional herbs used for vaginal steam baths include mugwort and wormood which address poor circulation and pain, respectively. Other herbs and plants can be used according to the needs of the woman and the properties of the plant. Pregnant women should not use vaginal steam baths.
There is only anecdotal evidence that vaginal steam baths are actually effective against feminine ailments. Some women have claimed that it restores fertility while others do not see any difference after treatment. However, the relaxing effect of a vaginal bath, or any other spa treatment, can have benefits related to lower stress levels.