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Expert warns against using palm, vegetable oil as sexual lubricant

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A health expert warns Nigerians against using palm oil, vegetable oil, and other oil-based substances as sexual lubricants, advising water-based options fo Read More: https://punchng.com/expert-warns-against-using-palm-vegetable-oil-as-sexual-lubricant/

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