Natural Birth Control

Natural Birth Control Methods:
The natural monthly clear mucus from the cervix is a method showing when women are fertile. (Showing A sign of women in heat) This method involves tracking changes in the amount and texture of your vaginal discharge, this is the mucus that forms around your cervix. Those changes reflect the rising level of estrogen in your body. For the first few days after your period, you may have no discharge at all. Then you'll notice cloudy, tacky mucus as your estrogen starts to rise. When the discharge starts to increase in volume and becomes clear and stringy like raw egg white, you'll know that ovulation is near. Then a return to either tacky, cloudy mucus or no discharge means that ovulation has passed. You should avoid intercourse from the day you first notice the discharge until four days after it's gone back to normal or disappeared. A vaginal infection or the use of vaginal products like douches or medication can produce changes in your cervical mucus and throw off the pattern. When used — correctly and consistently — in conjunction with the temperature method, the mucus method can be 98 percent effective at preventing pregnancy.
Calendar Method
If you decide to use this natural method of birth control, you'll first need to keep track of how long your cycle’s lasts over the course of a year. Count the number of days from the day you start menstruating to the day before your next period. (The first day of your period is always the first day of your cycle.) Then, to determine the first day of the cycle on which you might be fertile, subtract 18 from the number of days in your shortest cycle during the past year. To identify the day on which you can start having sex again, subtract 10 from the number of days in your longest cycle. If your cycles last between 26 and 29 days, for example, you'll have to avoid intercourse from day 8 through day 18 of each cycle. In truth, the calendar method doesn't work very well for most couples when used on its own; overall, it has about a 75 percent success rate.
Herbal Birth Control
Here are only a few herbal; Red Clover, another is Neem used for too. Neem oil can produce temporary sterility, and implantation (this testing done on rats). Mustard (is an old one???)
QAL or Queen’s Ann's Lace Seeds, (wild carrot) can be used as an emergency birth control and used daily contraceptive implantation inhibitor.
Pomegranate fruit, (pumica seeds) was used by ancient women. Even a silver dollar inside the cervix killed sperm which "lady's of the night" used way back in time.
Ritin 500 mg daily
Don't use every day...bitter Apricot kernels (is also a parasitic herb), Cotton Rt. Bark, Rue etc, and Vitamin C is listed too. I mention Vitamin C only because you may be trying to get pregnant and are using this vitamin. Watch out for anti fungi herbs if trying to become pregnant because these herbs don't know the difference between sperm and worms. Chanca Piedra (Phllanthus niruri) is an example.
Others are: Smartweed Leaves (polygonum hydropiper) and many others that may cause abortions and are listed as birth controls. (Very misleading, most of them have some very strong natural hormones and will serve in both areas) Being wise is being educated on the properties of all herbs. Research at least three places before using any herb in this area. Preventing, and aborting are two different issues. I list this herb, Smartweed, because it is known as a birth control, but it like others are deceiving in their nature. I will not cover the abortion herbs in my blog. Just enough to educate an alarm to be careful and not just read one article on any natural birth control on the web. This herb does cause an implantation and/or missed period.
Another herb to be cautious of is Mandrake. It can actually cause malformation of the fetus. It's a very good herb in its place but, never with women who are fertile, even in a any herbal formula.
I has two girls and while pregnant I used mandrake laxative. One had an extra front tooth and the other had an extra finger on both hands. I still worry if that's all. I discovered the problem much later when reading the Indian Herbalogy Dictionary Book and I immediately knew what had happened. I had used an herbal laxative called "inner-clean" at that time it had mandrake in its formula with both pregnancies. Herb and drugs can and most will inter fer with birth control. (An anti biotic is a parasite or any strong parasitic herb.)
I can't vouch for any of these herbs effectiveness or safety for individuals. I do encourage you to do your own research on anything I write about any herb. The most I can do is lead the reader where to do more research, and where to start looking.
*Black or blue Cohosh i.e.


*Wild Yam Root is said to be a good birth control method? I wouldn't trust it from what I have read. It is used when going through menopause as a natural remedy. Before marriage you have to be on Wild Yam a month or two as well as any other herb. Their are books on this method in HFS. (BIRTH CONTROL WITHOUT FEAR "WILD YAM" BY WILLA SHAFFER. Woodland publishing Box 322, Bay City, Texas 77414)
Yeast: Oil of Oregano extract taken in high doses, mg., until yeast disappears. The quality of the Oregano will make a difference in getting ride of yeast problems. It takes a long faithful regiment in the treatment of yeast. Change your diet and review the "Parasite posts."
There’s are too many to list any more the gut needs to remain at a normal body temperature so not to eradicate its effect. Yogurt tablets 1 billion each-per 10 different strain/ bacillus es.
http://www.mynaturalmarket.com/dr-christopher-female-reproductive-formula-100-capsules.html are good for the "change"...menopause.
DON'T USE WEAK HERBAL...USE ORGANIC ONE THAT HAVE MORE POWER AND ENERGY...
Their are many books on the subject


http://worldtruth.tv/lead-developer-of-hpv-vaccines-comes-clean-warns-parents-young-girls-its-all-a-giant-deadly-scam/
http://shermsorganicnews.blogspot.com/2010/12/yeast-infection-remedies.html