They know that artificial means of birth control are morally wrong, and their priest recommended that they use NFP (Natural Family ... NOT refer to the so-called "calendar rhythm method," which ...

In this article, we explore the safety, effectiveness, and side effects of different types of birth control, including natural and nonhormonal methods. Natural and nonhormonal methods carry a ...

By contrast, birth control pills or implants have first-year failure rates of around seven in 100, and intrauterine devices are even more reliable at less than one in 100.

Infographics posted by Twitter user Bria Badu, aka @MissBriaJanay, claim without evidence that “natural birth control options” like eating papayas and figs can keep you from getting pregnant.