Agile Thinking
Dr. Devaki Lindsey Berkson, devaki berksonDive into the science of Hormones, Nutrition, Cancer, and Gut Health.
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There is hope. Even with all this violence there is possible healing. But "eyes wide open" to the back copy of what is really going on.
'Un-informed NON CONSENT' SHOULD BE ILLEGAL. Use of some birth control causes bone loss which may "not" be completely reversible. And up to 16 pounds weight gain that you just can't lose.
Would you want to go on birth control that can cause irreversible bone thinning, brain and breast cancers, hip and jaw fractures, and oh, did you know, “weight gain” you just can’t lose?
Millions of young women take this, but it's linked to increased risk of cancers, depression, inflammatory bowel disease and even bone loss. "Synthetic" Progestins need "informed consent"!
For years I have been writing about the negative downstream potential side effects of taking hormones that are “almost” hormones, synthetic hormones, but not exactly like our own human-made (endogenous) hormones.
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