Honey, you can get pregnant even while ON the pill, let alone missing days. The FDA had to lower the chemicals that prevent ovulation in the pills many years ago because of the severe health risks of the previous pills. The birth control pills women now take are far less effective and many, many women end up pregnant even while perfectly consistent on the pill and aren't even aware of it. An award winning study in Europe found a pretty high percentage of women who consistently and faithfully take their birth control pills end up pregnant and having a chemical abortion. Some conceived children are able to implant and survive, but many find themselves unable to implant on the inhospitable uterus and are flushed out later as spotting or in the period itself.
The third function of ALL birth control pills is to cause a chemically induced abortion- to prevent the child from implanting on the uterus.
I actually did extensive research on it myself before deciding not to go on the Pill. One website that will summarize it wonderfully is this site- http://www.epm.org/resources/2010/Feb/16/longer-condensation-does-birth-control-pill-cause-/
Yes, it is hosted by a pro-life Christian, but if you take just 10 minutes to read it you will see that the man's words ring true scientifically. I actually purchased the book to verify the so called studies and information and indeed, he's right. The FDA and the PDR, I believe it's called, even state the third function of birth control pills is to prevent the conceived child from implanting. This acknowledges, as well as countless studies, that even if you're perfectly faithful on the pills, you could very well end up pregnant.
One study said that the faithful pill taker will have a chemically induced abortion once every five years. Other studies said more or less. The point is, dear, that skipping the pill bodes even worse. And even if you're faithful, you can never be sure how many times you end up pregnant or how many children you will lose.
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Honey, you can get pregnant even while ON the pill, let alone missing days. The FDA had to lower the chemicals that prevent ovulation in the pills many years ago because of the severe health risks of the previous pills. The birth control pills women now take are far less effective and many, many women end up pregnant even while perfectly consistent on the pill and aren't even aware of it. An award winning study in Europe found a pretty high percentage of women who consistently and faithfully take their birth control pills end up pregnant and having a chemical abortion. Some conceived children are able to implant and survive, but many find themselves unable to implant on the inhospitable uterus and are flushed out later as spotting or in the period itself.
The third function of ALL birth control pills is to cause a chemically induced abortion- to prevent the child from implanting on the uterus.
I actually did extensive research on it myself before deciding not to go on the Pill. One website that will summarize it wonderfully is this site- http://www.epm.org/resources/2010/Feb/16/longer-condensation-does-birth-control-pill-cause-/
Yes, it is hosted by a pro-life Christian, but if you take just 10 minutes to read it you will see that the man's words ring true scientifically. I actually purchased the book to verify the so called studies and information and indeed, he's right. The FDA and the PDR, I believe it's called, even state the third function of birth control pills is to prevent the conceived child from implanting. This acknowledges, as well as countless studies, that even if you're perfectly faithful on the pills, you could very well end up pregnant.
One study said that the faithful pill taker will have a chemically induced abortion once every five years. Other studies said more or less. The point is, dear, that skipping the pill bodes even worse. And even if you're faithful, you can never be sure how many times you end up pregnant or how many children you will lose.
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