Natural foods with hidden contraceptive effects

　　In daily life, there are indeed some foods that can have a contraceptive effect. The characteristics of the food can change the functions of the human body to achieve the contraceptive effect. Let’s take stock with the editor!

　　one, coffee

　　Researchers from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences studied 104 women who wanted to become pregnant. female Research was conducted to conclude that coffee has a direct impact on conception. Among these women, those who drank more than one cup of coffee a day were half as likely to become pregnant as those who did not drink this beverage.

　　2. Carrots

　　Carrots are rich in carotene, multiple vitamins and other nutrients that are beneficial to the human body. Rottgis School of Medicine, New Jersey, USA Gynecology Expert research has found that after women eat too many carrots, the large amount of carotene they absorb will cause amenorrhea and inhibit the normal ovulatory function of the ovaries.

　　3. Garlic

　　Eating too much garlic can destroy a person's righteousness and obviously kill them. sperm It has a contraceptive effect.

　　4. Papaya

　　Papaya is a very effective contraceptive. Because papaya contains the enzyme papain, it can interact with progesterone to achieve a contraceptive effect.

　　5. Alcohol

　　Scientific research has proven that the main component of alcohol is ethanol. Ethanol can increase the concentration of catecholamines in the body, cause vasospasm, testicular hypoplasia, and even cause testicular atrophy. The spermatogenic function will undergo structural changes, insufficient secretion of testosterone and other male hormones, and feminizing symptoms such as thinning of the voice and enlargement of the breasts. This kind of person is prone to happen male Infertility means that even if you give birth, the next generation is more likely to have deformities. Women can cause Irregular menstruation , amenorrhea, variation in egg production, lack of sexual desire or cessation of ovulation, etc.

　　6. Celery

　　According to reports, foreign doctors have discovered through experiments that men who eat more celery will inhibit the production of testosterone, which will have a spermicidal effect and reduce the number of sperm. healthy After healthy, fertile young men eat celery for many days in a row, their sperm count will be significantly reduced to the point where it is difficult to conceive. This situation will return to normal a few months after stopping eating celery.

　　7. Sunflower seeds

　　From the above scientific explanation, perhaps these foods have a contraceptive effect, but the contraceptive effect is not even 50%, which is too unscientific! There are also things such as calculating the safety period, in vitro ejaculation Such statements are extremely nonsense, so if you want healthy and safe contraception, you still need to rely on more scientific methods.

　　Precautions for female contraception

　　1. There is a lump in the breast

　　Experts say that if the diagnosis of the lump is unclear or there is a possibility of malignant transformation, do not take any contraceptive pills to avoid aggravating the condition. At this time, it is advisable to use contraceptive tools, such as condoms, intrauterine devices, and vaginal rings.

　　2. Suffering from vaginitis

　　Use condoms with caution if you have vaginitis, as latex can aggravate the symptoms of vaginitis or cause vaginal allergies. At this time, it is best to use safe period contraception. Sperm can be sterilized and has a certain therapeutic effect on chronic vaginitis. If your condition is mild, it is better to take birth control pills; if your condition is more serious or urgent, you should suspend sexual intercourse to avoid cross-infection to your partner.

　　3. Menstruation is a bit abnormal

　　Experts say that if you have heavy menstruation, do not use an IUD as its stimulation can easily lead to more menstrual flow; if you have too little menstrual flow or even frequent amenorrhea, do not take birth control pills. The former uses oral contraceptives to reduce menstrual flow. ； It is better to insert an intrauterine device in the latter.

　　4. Always harassed by menstrual cramps

　　Experts point out that methods such as inserting an intrauterine device can aggravate dysmenorrhea. In this case, oral contraceptives, injectable contraceptives, subcutaneous pills and other methods are preferred for contraception, because the estrogen and progesterone in the medicine can relieve dysmenorrhea to a certain extent.