Hundreds of million of women worldwide use
birth control pills. Since its introduction over 50
years ago, these pills have influenced how
societies, and women in particular, view the
issues of sexual health and reproduction.
The health risks of some birth control products
have been well documented. Below are some of
the dangers of birth control pills. Many birth
control pills (as well as the patch, vaginal ring
and implant) contain high levels of synthetic
estrogen that make your body think that you are
pregnant. That's the reason you don't get your
period. This is an unnatural an unhealthy cycle
that has damaging effects on your body. The use
of the pill for non-contraceptive purposes is
inadvisable. You may treat one problem but you'll
be creating a bunch of new ones. Some women
use birth control pills to fight acne, suppress
menstruation or endometriosis. As inconvenient
and tough as it may be on you, your body was
meant to have regular cycles.
Menstruation actually has many health benefits
like enhancing libido, getting rid of toxins and
reduce bloating. It can also shed light on the
overall health of the woman and help prevent
disease. Menstrual suppression by taking birth
control pills should be avoided as they interfere
with the physiology of the body. In fact, the Pill
can disrupt testosterone levels, leading to sexual
dysfunction, making it harder to climax and a
decrease in desire and arousal. That is the
definition of cutting your nose to spite your
face.

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