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damppanties said:
With popping a kid out every year women might not have as many periods, but that is still natural. What I meant by natural is - without the interference of man-made drugs/chemicals.
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"Natural vs man-made" is pretty much orthogonal* to healthy vs unhealthy. Tetanus is natural and vaccinations/antibiotics are artificial, but I know which one I'd prefer ;-)

Association of Reproductive Health Professionals sez: "There is no evidence that shows women need monthly withdrawal bleeding, and no health problems are linked to skipping or eliminating bleeding."

*just for you, Stella.
 
I guess I'm pretty conservative when it comes to stuff I put in my body. Well, okay, except junk food.
 
I'm getting my own paragard IUD in two days, so I'm super excited.

Also a little nervous.

Apparently, if you haven't popped out your recommended dosage of blatting progeny, it hurts a little more at insertion.

Oh well. Carry on!

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