“Don’t use vaginal jade eggs ... Sarah Parcak has found that there is absolutely no historical evidence that Chinese women used jade eggs at all. After combing through historical archives ...

[But] there are safer, better ways to improve your sex life.” Sellers of the product claim jade eggs have a rich history of use. For example, one brand writes, “It is estimated that women have ...

"Fans say regular use increases chi ... how Goop describes the jade egg. According to the site, the eggs were used by ancient "royal concubines" in China. Sex in History notes that "tinkling ...

This includes the jade eggs that Gwyneth Paltrow said would boost ... Islands after her plane crashed into the Pacific. The History Channel ran a special on the photo, offering circumstantial ...

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Earlier this month, Goop posted a story called “Better Sex: Jade ... time the egg is used, says Dr. Gunter. “That’s especially an issue when one of the recommended ways to use it is sleeping ...

We need to talk about Gwyneth Paltrow's vaginal eggs. Again. For the uninitiated, these are the egg-shaped jade or quartz stones sold through Goop, Paltrow's new-age wellness company and lifestyle ...

Actress Gwyneth Paltrow's online store Goop isn't known to be a beacon of good health tips, but information about the latest products under fire, $66 dollar egg-shaped stones made of jade and rose ...

Gwyneth Paltrow is at it again. The actress and founder of the lifestyle publication Goop is no stranger to doling out controversial and unproven health advice. In the past, her site has touted ...

So let me give you some free advice, don’t use vaginal jade eggs. We all thought that would be the end, but the stir Gunter’s article created was so huge that reporters began to reach out to ...

Jade eggs, also known as yoni eggs, are thought to have myriad effects on women’s sexual health, but one gynecologist claims they’re bogus. (Photo: Naomi Harris via Instagram) ...