Birth control is wrecking women‘s hormones and doctors are not talking about it. Few are told about the long-term effects on their bodies. From hormone imbalances to fertility concerns, the risks are rarely discussed in the examiner.
Birth Control Works by Suppressing Natural Hormone Production
Primarily estrogen and progesterone. While effective at reducing pregnancy, long-term use can mess up the body’s hormone balance, even after stopping the pill. Side effects include: Mood changes and increased anxiety Decreased libido due to lower testosterone levels Nutrient depletion including deficiencies in vitamin B, zinc, and magnesium
Will Fertililty Return AFTER Women STOP taking Birth Control?
Many women are told that fertility will return after immediately stopping the birth control pill. That’s not always true. A study in the British Medical Journal found that it can take six months or even up to two years before the hormones finally regulate. In several cases, long-term use can increase the chances of post-pill amenorrhea, a condition where menstrual cycles do not return even after stopping the birth control.
Big Pharma ONLY tells Women About the Upside NOT the Risks
Pharmaceutical companies market the birth control pill as safe and convenient, but informed consent means knowing both the benefits and the risks. Research in the Journal of Women‘s Health found that many health care providers actually underplay or don’t admit the long-term risks. Meanwhile, non-hormone alternatives like fertility awareness or copper IUDs are often overlooked. The bottom line, women deserve transparent information to make decisions about their bodies.Without the hidden risk.
WHO and NIH Classification of Birth Control
This is going to shock a lot of you, but did you know that the World Health Organization classifies birth control as a group one carcinogen that causes cancer? That is in the same category as asbestos and tobacco. This isn’t new. This was classified in 1999. Yet it’s handed out to 14 year olds like candy with zero warning and no real conversation about long term risk.
Science Links Birth Control with All Sorts of Cancer
The science links it to breast, liver, and cervical cancer, but that’s buried under marketing and women‘s health slogans. Me personally, if something is labeled health and it comes with a cancer warning, I’m going to rethink and reevaluate what I’m being told. What about you?
NIH PUBMED – Association of Combined Estrogen–Progestogen and Progestogen-Only Contraceptives with the Development of Cancer
WHO World Health Organization – Hormonal Contraception and Post-menopausal Hormonal Therapy. IARC Monographs on the Evaluation of Carcinogenic Risks to Humans Volume 72
Cancer.GOV – Oral Contraceptives and Cancer Risk
