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A great point, Elizabeth. Fertility control is a skill we all need to  know 
more about.
 
Linda
 
 
In a message dated 9/20/2010 1:33:27 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
whatintheworld1234@gmail.com writes:

Much Love,



in talk of being self  sufficent, let us remember a basic...birth
control.


i recommend the book Taking Charge of Your Fertility by Toni  Weschler,
which offers a skill set that, when put into use by  the


individual  woman

offers a chemical free, no cost (except the  time spent observing one's
body),

way of birth  control.  This method is called the fertility awareness
method .   It is

different than the rhthymn method, in that  F.A.M. brings to light the
fact that the timing of ovulation  may

vary from cycle to cycle.

Fertile men are fertile all the time. Fertile women  are fertile
for only 12 to 24 hours a month, the life span of  an

unfertilized human egg. Since sperm are  able to survive in a woman
for up to 5 days, there is approximatly a five  day window of

time within a woman's cycle when the  results of intercourse may be
pregnancy.

The fertility awareness method of determining when one  has
ovulated may also be used to increase the chances

of pregnancy. It is either a birth control method or a guide  towards
pregnancy achievement, depending on how one chooses

to apply it.

Namaste, Cheers, G8d Bless,

Elizabeth
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