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Galt said:
Charismatic and well speeched. Fucking ace job with the Nobel prize. Silly Norwegians.
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Just the type of immigrants we want, imirite at Prez Trump?
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ConorMcGregorsBeard said:
Notice the part in your quote about thinning out the uterus lining? That's the part that stops the egg from implanting.
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This part?

The progestin thickens the cervical mucus and thins out the uterine lining, creating a hostile environment where the sperm can't reach the egg.

Again, no conception.
 
ConorMcGregorsBeard said:
Conversely, people could just not fuck for 6 days (or less) of the month and never have to worry about it.
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Not that easy. They'd have to know the date of ovulation, which would imply the woman has a regular menstrual cycle (most women don't).

To be safe, it would probably mean not fucking for at least 10 days a month.
 
conor mcgregor nut hugger said:
Not that easy. They'd have to know the date of ovulation, which would imply the woman has a regular menstrual cycle (most women don't).
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A woman's basal body temperature spikes as ovulation approaches regardless the regularity of their cycle. Thermometers go for about 40 bucks on Amazon and include an app for your smart phone that lets you know when you're in the danger zone. They even give you the percentage likelihood of conceiving.
 
MC Gusto said:
This part?

The progestin thickens the cervical mucus and thins out the uterine lining, creating a hostile environment where the sperm can't reach the egg.

Again, no conception.
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The uterine lining is there to provide a place for the egg to implant. The author of that article is conflating 2 different components of birth control. Come to think of it, progestins or progesterone are supposed to cause the uterine lining to thicken rather than thin it. Progestins or progesterones are often given out to people trying to conceive through IVF.
 
ConorMcGregorsBeard said:
The uterine lining is there to provide a place for the egg to implant. The author of that article is conflating 2 different components of birth control.
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So you're saying we should take your word for it and not the medical professor which that was a direct quote from?

ConorMcGregorsBeard said:
Come to think of it, progestins or progesterone are supposed to cause the uterine lining to thicken rather than thin it. Progestins or progesterones are often given out to people trying to conceive through IVF.
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I dont think you know what you are talking about.

The IUD's with hormones do not allow for conception yet are actually thought to help a pregnancy if it does manage to happen:
In fact, in this unlikely situation, the progestin in the IUD might actually help the pregnancy, since the body naturally releases the hormone after fertilization.
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Copper IUD's without hormones also dont allow conception to happen as it creates a sterile environment which kills off sperm before they get anywhere near an egg for conception.
 
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MC Gusto said:
So you're saying we should take your word for it and not the medical professor which that was a direct quote from?
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Not at all, but you might want to suss out the claims of a person who works in a very specific and politically/financially influenced field though. Particularly when they're being quoted by a notoriously biased news outlet.

MC Gusto said:
I dont think you know what you are talking about.

The IUD's with hormones do not allow for conception yet are actually thought to help a pregnancy if it does manage to happen

Copper IUD's without hormones also dont allow conception to happen as it creates a sterile environment which kills off sperm before they get anywhere near an egg for conception.
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Let's assume I have no idea what I'm talking about. Would you believe the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists?

The copper IUD also can be used for emergency contraception, although the FDA has not labeled it for this indication. The IUD is highly effective if placed within 5 days of sexual intercourse and in some studies was used as many as 10 days later (16–18). The levonorgestrel-containing IUDs are currently being investigated for use as emergency contraception.
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