by Sarah Hill | May 6, 2021 | Birth control, hormones, The Pill, Uncategorized
ecrListen with One of the most common birth control misconceptions that I have encountered is the myth of the locally-acting IUD. This is the belief that the hormones in the IUD “act locally”, affecting women’s reproductive organs, but not their brains. But it doesn’t...
by Sarah Hill | Oct 20, 2020 | General Wellness, The Pill, Uncategorized
The Answer Might Surprise You. Low-dose birth control pills entered the market to make the pill safer for women. Which, thank goodness they did. The original birth control pills had pretty high levels of progestin and ethinyl estradiol, the latter of which increases...
