Girl, yes, yes.
You read that title right, you read that title right.
Today we're going to be talking about boric acid capsules.
What's up with boric acid capsules, and putting them in your vajayjay?
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Hey, y'all.
I got to adjust this right here.
I know this is a little unprofessional, I'm sorry.
Okay.
But hey, so how are you doing?
I hope you are doing good.
If you are new to my channel, what's going on, girl?
My name is Quinn CJ, I make videos every single week.
I am a registered nurse, and I am your YouTube women's health coach.
So in this video, we are going to be talking about boric acid capsules.
Have you ever heard of those?
Now, I'm going to tell you, I have heard of these, and actually, it's been a few months
that I've been hearing a little something around on YouTube and online about boric acid
capsules being something that's fairly new in the game to treat vajayjay issues.
Yes.
Now I'm going to tell you something.
I've heard of boric acid.
In fact, I've heard of boric acid way, way, way back, since I was a little bitty girl.
I was grew up in the country and we used to have a need for boric acid at times, when
you had a little insect problem or something, but not for your vajayjay, never.
I mean, the thought of using that in your vajayjay.
I was like, "What?
Say what?
Say huh?
Wait."
You know how something just never crosses your mind?
Just never crosses your mind, you just don't think the two ... Uh-uh (negative).
And then when you do think about it, you're just like, "No."
Let me show you where we actually looked in the store to go find it.
Check this video out.
Right.
So I am in my friendly, hometown Dollar General looking for the boric acid.
Let me turn this camera around.
Boric acid.
This is where I normally find the boric acid, okay, y'all?
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
You see this?
Boric acid, boric acid.
There it is.
Say what?
Now, you see what I'm talking about?
You see what I'm talking about?
100% boric acid, and it is a roach and ant killer.
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Now, let's get back to the video.
And now, you talking about putting in where?
Yeah, that was me, I'm not even going to lie.
And I consider myself to be a very open minded person, but I was a little taken aback.
So, I went ahead though, I'm like, "Let me give this a chance."
I watched some videos, I watched a lot of videos, actually, and people were suggesting
it for yeast infections, for any kind of abnormal, hormonal unbalances and stuff like that, and
I was like, "Okay.
But have you used it?
I mean, what it feel like?
Do it burn?
It got to burn."
Nobody was really talking about their personal experience, so I'm over here like, "I want
to try that out."
I'm going to have to try out and see is it going to burn my insides out.
I mean, I just know that's what I was thinking.
That's what I was thinking.
So I really did think that, but after doing some research, some research ... Because I'm
not going to put something in there that I think is going to burn my insides out, let
me say that, and don't you do it either ladies, never do something that you think is going
to really harm you, but like I said, after doing my research it made sense that it just
might work.
But let me tell you, you're going to watch me as I go purchase it.
As I use it I'm going to give you the play by play.
But make sure you stay until the end, because at the end of the video I'm going to tell
you some extra, extra, extra important information that you need to know if you are considering
using it yourself.
So, as a woman at some point in your life, you will or you have experienced a yeast infection
or some kind of pH imbalance.
So what's actually going on is your body is just kind of out of balance.
It's out of balance.
You're producing yeast and it looks like thick cottage cheese.
It's itchy and it's uncomfortable.
So typically, if you have had a yeast infection or a imbalance once, then you know what it
is and you don't necessarily have to go to the doctor.
I'm not saying don't go to the doctor.
If you have something going on and you don't know what's going on, go to the doctor.
But if you've had yeast, you know what it is.
And a lot of times as women, we just go and pick up one of those over-the-counter, miconazole
treatments or something like that and then we take care of it like this.
But that's where the new boric acid is on the scene.
It's showing that it can actually cure a yeast infection.
So enough talking about what a yeast infection is.
Let's go ahead and get into the video when I actually take you on a little journey where
you can actually buy your boric acid capsules, and show you my day-by-day overview of how
it actually went down with me using these boric acid capsules.
Hey.
Do y'all have, I don't know, boric acid capsules?
No.
No?
No.
No, sorry.
Thank you.
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Like, B-O-R-I-C?
Uh-huh (affirmative), boric acid.
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Hi.
Hey.
How are you?
Good.
Can I just ask a quick question?
Uh-huh (affirmative), yeah.
Do y'all have boric acid capsules?
No.
They're too late to order.
You might want to try across the street.
Okay.
Let me see if I can even order them.
I know they're [inaudible 00:07:24].
Okay.
You might want to try Amazon.
I'll probably get them faster through Amazon than you can get them through me.
Really?
Yeah.
... also.
Y'all can see my reflection in my very dirty laptop screen, but it is 2:12 a.m. and I am
up, and usually I am sleep at 9:00, honestly.
But today, or tonight, rather, I wanted to try out my new boric acid capsules.
I had to order these from Amazon, because I could not find them anywhere else.
I probably already showed you that footage.
Yeah.
So, I'm going to go ahead and insert one of these and I will be right back.
Okay, so the first thing is, about this brand, I'm going to need y'all to type y'all information
a little bigger.
This is so darn small.
But, here are the directions.
Insert one Feminiva oral suppository into vagina, preferably at bedtime, for seven consecutive
days.
If the symptoms persist repeat for another week.
So, all right.
Now, I'm going to insert and come right back.
This is what it looks like, just a normal capsule.
Okay, so, I have inserted the boric acid suppository.
And so far, so good.
I don't feel any kind of discomfort or anything.
Inserting it was real easy.
I wear a menstrual cup so, I don't have a issue inserting something into my ...
I'm going to stay up for another couple of minutes so I can come back and let you know
if I am feeling anything, okay?
See you in a little bit.
All right, okay.
So, I started watching YouTube videos and it has been well beyond 10 minutes, it's actually
closer to 20 and I don't feel anything at all, which is a good thing because I was kind
of scared I was going to be burning.
I was scared I was going to be burning, but I'm not, I'm not.
So, yeah, I don't feel anything.
So I will see y'all tomorrow.
So, let me tell you, I'm messing up.
I forgot to film this morning.
I totally forgot, I totally forgot.
And it is actually, night number two and I have it here.
I didn't forget it but I just forgot to film this morning and to film tonight.
Did I say film this morning?
Yes.
So, anyways, this morning, I have not had any issues at all, using this boric acid suppository,
at all.
I kind of felt like at some point I did feel it coming out.
It was very liquidy, but it was no discomfort there.
It didn't hurt, it didn't burn, it didn't itch, it didn't anything.
So that was a plus.
So we're going into night number two.
You know how when you use the yeast infection creams or what-not, they say make sure to
use it all up until it's all gone?
I've only been on the boric acid for three days and I'm not having no issues.
So I want to see if this will cure my issues and I can just stop at three days, you know
what I'm saying?
Because the bottle says use seven days, or it says up to seven days, I'm not quite sure.
But I'm just going to stop and then I'll probably come back to y'all around day six or seven
or before, if something is going on, if I'm starting to have some problems again, or if
I decide to start back using it, I'm just going to let you know.
So this is going to be a trial and error in that sense of, do they work to fix or cure
my symptoms and is it long-lasting, or do I need to use the full seven days to get results?
Yeah.
All right.
It is the night of day three and today we had a little bit of, it wasn't bad, but I
did notice that this morning after getting up and moving around, I noticed there, I felt
some moisture.
So, it wasn't no pain, no itching, no odor, no nothing like that, but I did feel increased
moisture.
So I don't know.
I told you my symptoms are pretty much, I don't really feel like anything's going on,
but I went ahead this third day just to see.
But I am going to stop.
I'm not going to use another one of the boric acid capsules and just see how everything
goes and then I will come back and I will let you know in a few days if just the three
days seemed to fix the issues or what happens.
So this is the actual product that I used.
As you saw, I did pick it up from Amazon.
And it cost less than $10.00.
I believe this was less than $10.00.
I think it was $8.99 or something like that, and I will put a link in the very first comment
for that if you do want to try it.
You saw, I didn't really have any negative side effects from using the boric acid capsules
and it did relieve my symptoms.
As you can see, I only went three days and they do suggest that you go seven days.
Those three days did the job for me.
Now, let's go ahead and get into those very, very important issues with boric acid that
I want you to know about before you decide to use it.
So, the first thing is, boric acid capsules can be toxic.
If they are swallowed, that's bad, bad, bad, bad.
So if you use this orally, you going to be in trouble.
You going to be in a whole lot of trouble.
So I told you, I didn't have any burning, or any itching, or anything.
The burn is something that I told you I was a little afraid of.
I didn't have any of that.
But it actually is a side effect of using it.
Some people do have burning and they have itching.
You never ever want to use boric acid near any cuts or abrasions, as it can enter your
bloodstream through a cut and abrasion and still give you those toxic side effects.
Some side effects include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, dermatitis, and kidney damage.
See, I told you those side effects wasn't no joke.
Let me also be very responsible and issue this disclaimer.
I am not recommending that you try boric acid capsules.
I cannot sit here and comfortably say I suggest you try it, but I did want to inform you in
case you heard about it, in case you watch some of those other videos.
I personally pride myself on integrity, and when I sit here and I talk to you about something,
if my gut is telling me, "I don't think you need to recommend this", then I'm just not.
I mean, y'all my family.
Y'all my family.
I'm going to keep it real with y'all just like I keep it real with the family that walks
around here and I see everyday.
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