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Vaginal Jade Eggs: Ancient Chinese Practice or Modern Marketing Myth?
Jennifer Gunter, Sarah Parcak1
1University of Alabama, Birmingham AL.
Objective:
To identify evidence that vaginal jade eggs were recommended or used in sexual health practices or for pelvic muscle exercises in ancient Chinese culture.
Materials And Methods:
A search of the online databases of 4 major Chinese art and archeology collections in the United States.
Results:
More than 5000 jade objects were viewable in online databases. No vaginal jade eggs were identified.
Conclusions:
No evidence was found to support the claim that vaginal jade eggs were used for any indication in ancient Chinese culture.
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