There are many myths surrounding the use of emergency contraceptives, and the question of what it is and when to use it is just a fraction of the controversy surrounding this arguably new practice.
Emergency contraceptives are methods of preventing pregnancy after the act of unprotected sexual intercourse. It does not protect against sexually transmitted diseases. This article breaks down some myths about emergency contraception.

Read More here: https://hacey.org/blog/dispelling-the-myths-behind-emergency-contraceptives/

I am here to learn. One of my fellow ladies when asked the birth control method she uses said 'andrew liver salt'. It had worked for her for some time. Does it have a spermicidal effect?

Does salt and water really work

It doesn't seem to have failed me tho

No, Salt and water is not a contraceptive. It is a myth that Salt and water prevents pregnancy. More effective contraceptives are condoms, female condoms, IUDs, Birth control pills and many others.

Please visit www.hacey.org or www.tombey.org for accurate information.

illicit:
Does salt and water really work

It doesn't seem to have failed me tho

Lol some na lime crew.


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