http://ladycomp-babycomp.com/show.php/en/contraception
worth a try. it is available in europe. the us didn't approve it. wonder why:shrug:
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http://ladycomp-babycomp.com/show.php/en/contraception
worth a try. it is available in europe. the us didn't approve it. wonder why:shrug:
RE :the link- "Estrogen dominance" causes cancer? Wow, women really ARE evil!
You forgot the other 99.3% effective birth control method-
That my dear is the techy version of the The Basal Body Temperature Method.
Your temp changes during ovulation.
A woman's temperature often falls during the 12 to 24 hours preceding ovulation, then rises for several days after it. By recording your temperature fluctuations, you can determine the “safe” days for intercourse after ovulation. You can obtain these readings by using a special Basal Body Temperature (BBT) thermometer, an instrument sensitive enough to detect very small changes. Basal thermometers and blank charts to record the changes are available in many drugstores and family planning clinics.
To use the BBT method, take a fiveminute reading of your temperature with the BBT thermometer every morning, just before you get out of bed. Be sure to take your temperature before you begin any kind of activity, drink anything, or smoke a cigarette. You may use the thermometer either orally or rectally, but be sure you always use the same technique at the same time.
Record your temperature every day on the special graph and connect the dots, so you can chart a line from one day to the next. When ovulation occurs, your temperature will rise by onehalf to one degree Fahrenheit and you should stop having sex. When the temperature has been elevated for 3 days, you can resume intercourse for the remainder of your menstrual cycle.
Before relying solely on BBT charting, you should record at least three menstrual cycles to make sure of your temperature pattern. Because your BBT rises only after ovulation, the safest way to use this technique is to avoid intercourse or use a backup method of birth control until you're certain ovulation has passed—in other words, from the beginning of menstruation—Day 1 of your cycle—until your BBT has been elevated for 3 full days.
A few other difficulties are associated with this method. Your temperature may rise for other reasons, such as illness, stress, or a change in your sleeping habits. According to one research study, onefifth of women have no regular BBT pattern even when ovulating. Factors such as jet lag, dietary changes, irregular sleeping hours, the use of an electric blanket and even nightmares can also affect the accuracy of your BBT readings.
This device has been covered before. It's basically the electronic rythym method. I would use it if I were trying to concieve but not for prevention.
It sounds interesting but Im too scared to try it.
Q: What do you call couples who use the rhythm method?
A: Parents!
I've had mine for a year and a half now. I love it and will never go back to hormonal birthcontrol. ;D
It makes me sad that people who have never tried the rhythm method are so scared of it.
It does work, mine was baptism by fire with careful notation.
Don't believe the hype, pharmie companies love that women everywhere are shit scared of getting pregnant. It really isn't that easy. Maybe if you are coming off the pill or something?
I',m afraid of getting pregnant, but I'm still more afraid of permanently damaging my precious body with crazy hormones. It just grosses me out. Clots, strokes, sex drive problems, weight, vitamin depletion
I'd almost rather be pregnant!