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" Can food affect the smell of women&amp;#039;s discharge? There is anecdotal evidence that the scents of certain foods -- including garlic, onions, and asparagus -- crop up in your most private areas. &amp;quot;When foods are broken down, they&amp;#039;re absorbed into the bloodstream, and some of their compounds can be secreted through glands all over your body, including your vagina,&amp;quot; explains Lisa Masterson, an OB-GYN in Santa Monica, California. Dr. Masterson says that some of her patients claim that eating sweet, acidic fruits such as pineapples and oranges improves their scent south of the border. However, as of yet there aren&amp;#039;t any scientific studies to back up the idea that what you eat affects your aroma down below. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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