01
Topic foundations
Five structured guides cover probiotics, the vaginal microbiome, bacterial vaginosis, menopause and chlorophyll or body odour.
Ellasie Knowledge Hub
Ellasie Science Library
The Ellasie Science Library is a curated starting point for women’s wellness education and the standards behind it. Use it to move from a broad topic guide to selected supporting articles, relevant quality or review policies and the supplement category that fits the subject.
It is intentionally selective rather than a complete product directory or article archive, helping you find the clearest starting point without unnecessary repetition.
What the Science Library contains
The library brings together Ellasie’s core guides, selected articles and quality standards in one place.
02
Curated supporting reading
Twenty-five selected articles deepen each topic without overwhelming you with every related post.
03
Trust standards and product categories
Separate sections explain editorial, scientific, medical, ingredient and testing standards before pointing to four relevant supplement categories.
Explore the main women’s wellness topics
Each topic card points first to the main guide and then to the matching reading path on this page.
Probiotics
Understand live cultures, strain identity, CFU, prebiotics, supplement formats and the limits of transferring research from one product to another.
Vaginal microbiome
Learn how Lactobacillus, vaginal pH, hormones, antibiotics and everyday factors can influence the vaginal environment and symptom patterns.
Bacterial vaginosis and intimate health
Separate BV symptoms, recurrence, treatment boundaries, vaginal dryness, urinary-wellness questions and supportive routines from unsupported cure claims.
Menopause and perimenopause
Explore symptoms, HRT and non-hormonal support, vaginal changes, bone health, nutrition, supplements and when professional assessment matters.
Chlorophyll and body odour
Review what chlorophyll supplements are, what evidence can and cannot show, and how body odour may relate to hormones, sweat, the vaginal environment or another underlying cause.
Trust and standards
These pages explain how Ellasie handles product evidence, formulation routes, specialist review, editorial sourcing and corrections.
01
Testing and Quality
Product-specific laboratory reports, manufacturing documents and the limits of what a Certificate of Analysis actually proves.
02
How We Choose Ingredients
How Ellasie evaluates directed formulas, manufacturer-developed formulas and sourced finished products without pretending every formula follows one route.
03
Scientific Review and Advisory Standards
Dr Nurten Abaci Kaplan’s current Scientific Review Lead role, verified identity, review scope and clear limits.
04
Medical Review Policy
The risk-based distinction between editorial, scientific, medical and regulatory review, including labels and re-review rules.
05
Editorial Policy and Content Standards
Source hierarchy, authorship, AI-assisted workflows, commercial separation, translation standards, dates and corrections.
Featured reading paths
These are curated pathways, not a complete archive. The main Women’s Wellness Guides page remains available for browsing every published article.
5 selected articles
Probiotics 101 →
Probiotic foundations and daily use
Begin with the main vaginal-probiotic explainer, then move into prebiotics, daily dosage, timing and post-antibiotic routines.
4 selected articles
Vaginal Microbiome guide →
Vaginal microbiome and pH
Explore the microbial environment itself, common discharge patterns, gummy formats and the wider gut–brain or microbiome context.
5 selected articles
BV guide →
BV, vaginal comfort and urinary wellness
Use these articles to distinguish recurring BV questions, vaginal dryness, seasonal changes and urinary-wellness support.
3 selected articles
Menopause guide →
Menopause and perimenopause
Go deeper into nutrient claims, weight and tiredness, blood pressure and low libido while keeping treatment boundaries clear.
5 selected articles
Everyday wellness and practical health decisions
Use these guides to compare supplement formats, build a realistic routine, assess ashwagandha and low-libido evidence, and understand when illness may affect your cycle.
3 selected articles
Chlorophyll overview →
Body odour and possible underlying factors
These articles consider hormonal, vaginal and stress-related causes before assuming that one supplement or hygiene routine is the answer.
Latest from Women’s Wellness Guides
Explore the newest evidence-led articles from Ellasie’s Women’s Wellness Guides.
31 July 2026
Can You Take Chlorophyll with GLP-1 Medicines? Safety and Evidence
Can chlorophyll be used alongside semaglutide, liraglutide or tirzepatide? Learn what is and is not known, why oral semaglutide timing matters, which side effects...
Read article →
1 July 2026
Probiotic Side Effects in Women: What’s Normal and When to Stop
Gas, bloating and changes in bowel habits can occur with some probiotics, but discomfort does not prove a supplement is working. Learn which symptoms...
Read article →
13 May 2026
Does Chlorophyll Reduce Body Odour? What the Evidence Shows
Chlorophyll is widely promoted as an internal deodorant, but the human evidence is limited and condition-specific. This guide examines the controlled studies, the difference...
Read article →
Browse all Women’s Wellness Guides for more topics and recently published articles.
Browse relevant supplement categories
Shopping routes are kept separate from the educational paths. Use these categories to browse products related to each topic.
01
Probiotics for Women
Capsules, gummies and women’s probiotic formats organised in one easy-to-browse collection.
02
Vaginal Health Supplements
Products positioned around intimate comfort, vaginal wellness and relevant routine support.
03
Menopause Supplements
Nutrition and supplement formats relevant to women navigating perimenopause and menopause.
04
Chlorophyll Supplements
Chlorophyll products and formats grouped separately from the broader wellness range.
Looking for a specific product? Start with the categories above, then compare the ingredients, format and directions on each product page.
Questions, corrections and review status
The short answers below explain how to interpret the library and how to report a problem.
Is every page in the Science Library medically reviewed?
No. Review is assigned according to topic, risk and relevant expertise. Only an individual page displaying a named reviewer and genuine review date should be understood as medically or scientifically reviewed.
Why are some articles not listed here?
The library is curated rather than exhaustive. It links the strongest and most useful supporting articles for each core topic, while the full Women’s Wellness Guides archive remains available separately.
Why does the library not show every product?
The Science Library focuses on education and selected topic routes. Use the categories above or the main navigation to browse the full product range.
Who currently leads Ellasie’s scientific review?
Dr Nurten Abaci Kaplan is Ellasie’s current active Scientific Review Lead for selected content relevant to her expertise. The Scientific Review and Advisory Standards page explains her role and its limits.
Does the Science Library replace medical advice?
No. It provides general education and navigation. Persistent, severe, recurrent, pregnancy-related or otherwise concerning symptoms require advice from an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.
How can I report an outdated or inaccurate page?
Use the Ellasie contact page and include the URL, the wording in question and any supporting source. The editorial team can escalate the issue for scientific, medical, product or regulatory review when needed.
Report a correction, suggest a topic or ask about review attribution through the Ellasie contact page.
The standards for sources, AI assistance, translations and corrections are explained in the Editorial Policy.