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00:00
Chapter 1
00:04
Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
00:27
Chapter 4
00:36
Chapter 5
00:38
Chapter 6
00:41
Chapter 7
00:55
Chapter 8
00:59
Chapter 9
01:02
Chapter 10
01:09
Chapter 11
01:14
Chapter 12
01:18
Chapter 13
01:40
Chapter 14
01:51
Chapter 15
02:13
Chapter 16
02:31
Chapter 17
02:39
Chapter 18
03:03
Chapter 19
03:12
Chapter 20
03:22
Chapter 21
03:29
Chapter 22
03:38
Chapter 23
03:45
Chapter 24
03:52
Chapter 25
04:09
Chapter 26
04:16
Chapter 27
04:37
Chapter 28
04:38
Chapter 29
05:03
Chapter 30
05:18
Chapter 31
05:35
Chapter 32
05:45
Chapter 33
05:57
Chapter 34
Audio Transcript
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Hi, my name's Mackenzie Davis, and this is my informative
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speech on women's health and happiness.
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And the passport is.
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So there was a study done back in 2017 on
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women and this was after they took a pill for
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three months and they reported a reduced quality of life
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mood and physical well being.
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Anyone want to guess the bill.
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It was birth control.
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So what's going on?
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Why is that why why are women feeling this way?
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Well, I'm going to break down birth controls, negative side
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effects and the impact it has on women's health and
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happiness. I'm also going to inform you on the alternatives
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two forms of birth control, which I will show you
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how to use.
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So in the second wave feminism, it tied in a
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lot with sexual revolution and its main focus in the
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60s, with sexual freedoms, thus producing a huge wave and
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consumption of the birth control pill.
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Some quick and ugly history on the birth control pill
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is Margaret Sanger.
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She was a huge advocate for eugenics, which is the
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breeding for superior risk.
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She was a well known, actual racist who wanted to
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um breed out minorities, specifically the black community.
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She was the founder of planned parenthood, which are strategically
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placed in minority neighborhoods.
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She was known to converse and plot and conspire with
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the complex plane.
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She pushed for birth control and was a major advocate
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for its production.
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And she opened the first birth control clinic and she
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was quoted saying that the unfit will voluntarily eliminate their
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kind with birth control.
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And this was in reference to black people.
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And her favorite slogan was birth control to create a
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race of thoroughbreds.
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So birth control caused a causes a plethora of negative
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side effects not just on women's health and their happiness
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even onto society as a whole.
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It decreased the family size, so smaller families, the birth
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rates went down.
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There was an increase in divorce out of wedlock births,
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sword as TVs and single single motherhood rates.
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So, for example, in the sixties and for black single
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mothers, it was at 23% as a 2019, it's at
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74% that's exponential.
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So now to focus on women's bodies and the reaction
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to being on the pill.
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Hormonal contraceptives are classified by the World Health Organization as
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a carcinogen and women on birth control have an increased
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risk of breast and cervical cancer.
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Negative. Side effects go on for miles and not to
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mention the thousands upon thousands of lawsuits that have been
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filed against birth control companies.
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Some of those side effects include heart attack, failed blood
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clot and infertility, loss of period nutrient deficiencies, hair loss,
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anxiety, depression, and that sometimes leads to women being prescribed
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for antidepressants, which are also not good for you.
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Low sex drive, brain fog, fatigue, increase of suicide can
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and it can also trigger autoimmune diseases such as Crohn's
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disease and most astoundingly being attracted to the wrong guy.
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Look it up.
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Birth control users are strongly associated with divorce and they're
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twice as likely than non birth control users to get
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a divorce.
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Birth control users who are more likely to have multiple
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sexual partners, leading to higher rates of substance abuse.
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And these women are associated with risk, quote unquote associated
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with risk.
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There are, of course natural alternatives to women putting unnatural
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hormones into their body.
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Natural family planning.
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This requires no hormones, no pills, no insertions and most
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importantly, no physical side effects for the women's body.
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This tracks the whole woman's menstrual, menstrual cycle in major
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major detail and for example, taking a body temperature every
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morning. This can be used to either avoid or plan
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a pregnancy.
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This can either be used a plane or avoid pregnancy.
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Not. Your family planning involves both partners communicating and talking
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about the women's cycle and when the best time is
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to have sex or not to have sex.
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And this does not happen on birth control.
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By the way this communication of getting pregnant or not,
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for obvious reasons, the responsibility of birth control falls into
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the women's shoulders.
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NLP natural family planning is 97-99 effective if the method
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is done correctly.
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So, this is an example of a natural family planning
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chart. This one is super intense.
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I have it right here.
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This one tracks the temperature every single day.
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Um T.
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M. I.
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This is cervical secretions and cervix the period everything is
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trapped on the start.
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And this is an example of like a patient.
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Um, and I am going to do a demonstration of
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a more similar charts for obvious reasons.
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And you got it right here.
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So, what I would do is I ever felt the
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date the day and when my cycle started.
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So that that all right, Moving on.
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So all in all, there are so many options for
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women these days to choose from when it comes to
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their reproductive health and what will make them happy and
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healthy, physically and mentally.
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In the long run, birth control has been shown time
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and time again to do damage and cause harm to
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women's bodies and psyches wills also doing damage to society.
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The birth control pill.
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It was conceived if evil and racist intentions.
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Thank you too.
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Mother Singer leads to a slew of negatives for women
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to name a few.
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We have cancer clotting heart attacks, anxiety, depression, substance abuse
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and even as far as suicide and death.
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Natural family planning, on the other hand, is an alternative
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to birth control, and it tracks women's cycles naturally while
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also putting the responsibility on the couple rather than just
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the woman.
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It also has no negative side effects.
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With this information, women have the power to choose their
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reproductive methods while also choosing their health and happiness.
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Thank you so much, wow.
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