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It is widely known that home-made treatments for BV infection are a better alternative remedy than antibiotics. Bacterial vaginosis is due to an inequality of bacteria in the vagina. There may be various reasons behind this, including something as simple as over-washing, a change in shower gel or a new sexual partner. When this inequality occurs, the bad bacteria which is present even in a good vagina can overgrow and cause the common manifestations such as itching, burning and the unpleasant fishy odour. A healthy vagina contains a balance of “good ” and “bad ”...
NowTrends by Karl Taro Greenfeld

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Constance Rook CNF Prize Winner

The Malahat Review Winter 2011 includes the 2011 Constance Rooke Creative Nonfiction Prize winner “Hoarding” by Anne Marie Todkill. The Malahat Review website also includes a Web exclusive: Interview with Anne Marie Todkill and a link to another review with the author in The Martlet.
Chick-Lit - More Than Endless Shoes and Shopping Sprees

Chick-Lit is more than Shoes and Shopping Sprees. It's a genre which reflects a woman's wants, whether it's meeting the love of her life, enjoying a thriving career, or having both. Let's face it, we're in a world where presentation is everything, so why wouldn't a girl want to look her best? What's clear is that she does have a head on her shoulders; how else could she have strategized her plan?
Monday’s Margins: Happy Baby Movie, Hallelujah!

Monday’s Margins: Happy Baby Movie, Hallelujah! Over at The Rumpus, Stephen Elliott is making a movie about his novel Happy Baby (remember our 2004 interview on the book?) and needs your help. The New York Times says “Hallelujah” became a religious experience when Leonard Cohen took it on the road. And here are 25 Notable Books of 2012 Unfairly Overlooked by The New York Times. (Did they leave out Cheryl Strayed’s Wild just to see if we were paying attention?) The Washington Post explains The Voice is All: The Lonely Victory of Jack Kerouac by Joyce Johnson. Derek Alger...

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