Wake up in your Right Mind
Alexander Tsarias is a self-taught programming specialist who wrote algorithms for the transformation of physiological magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) data into visual images.
Below is a video compilation of Tsarias’ project on human fetal development. Get to know your embryo and fetus here. Tsarias himself is a whole picture thinker, and is quite skilled at conveying his work to the layman. Listen up!
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Will Obama Force Coverage of Birth Control, Abortion Drugs? | LifeNews.com.
Oh YES, Obama is forcing coverage of birth control / abortion drugs, as well as surgical abortions.
We know this from his refusal to sign an amendment excusing conscientious objection to funding and participating in abortion.
There is a fake conscience clause, so narrow as to be useless, excusing some theoretical institutions from covering chemical and surgical abortions. The Institute of Medicine has called for Obama to force the coverage of birth control and abortion drugs. The Dept of Health and Human Services, run by Kathleen Sebelius, who never met an abortion she didn’t love, has excluded pro-life groups from her meetings, and has accepted this recommendation to require new insurance plans to cover these drugs.
Archbishop Timothy Dolan has met with Obama, and has either been hypnotized by the rhythmic swaying of Obama’s head back and forth as he reads, or is too afraid of THE ONE to openly tell religious health care providers and employers that they’re screwed.
Pro-life Catholics and other Christians need to understand what the Obama administration has done, and need to consider this in 2012. It’s time to exercise that CONSCIENCE THING!
‘I can’t give you the morning-after pill… it’s against my religion’ – Local – Hartlepool Mail.
Another conscientious Boots Pharmacist acts up. A 29 year old female patient, who desired to remain anonymous, was refused the morning after pill at a Boots pharmacy in Middleton Grange Shopping Centre, Hartlepool, UK.
She left the pharmacy in a state of shock, and was apparently not able to get her pills until two days later.
Boots pharmacies has dealt with this issue before, and their spokesman acknowledges that the employees have a right to exercise conscientious objection, in refusing to dispense certain drugs.
The above linked article fails to recognize the manufacturer’s stated multiple mechanisms of the morning after pills, and dishonestly states only that they operate to “stop the ovaries from releasing eggs”.
‘Darn Tooting!’ Obama Brags About HHS Reg Catholic Bishops Call Attack on Liberty | CNSnews.com.
Obama discussed his health care debacle with his fundraiser audience in St. Louis, creating a permanent record of deception regarding health insurance.
Insurance companies have highlighted coverage of mammograms for years, but in his comments, Obama pretended that his plan would put coverage where there had been none. Quite the opposite. With his administration came a sudden reversal of medical opinion: USPSTF says women do not need annual mammograms anymore.
Most (socialized) countries no longer offer annual mammograms for women because their health programs cannot afford it.
“Insurance companies can no longer discriminate against women just because you guys give birth”. (A little sex confusion from Obama the orator.)
What Obama was really discussing is the birth control and abortion coverage. The insurance companies are being forced to cover birth control (including the forms with abortive mechanism). Surgical abortion coverage is also in the pipeline despite many denials to the contrary.
To bridge the abortion gap, the FDA approved Ella in Aug 2010. Ulipristal acetate is an analog of mifepristone, RU-486, now marketed as a morning after pill. Doses can be accumulated to provide for abortions at home, many of which will be completed at hospitals out of necessity.
In this way, the Obama administration has co opted the cooperation of every hospital in the practice of abortion.
After years of ignoring these warnings about the government coercing participation in abortion, the US Catholic Bishops have been awakened to deal with the problem.
On their website is a request for people to urge their congressional representatives to legislate a reversal of this aspect of Obamacare.
The bishops face an uphill battle after the issue of abortion and birth control has been downplayed for so many years. Use of hormonal birth control is rampant among Catholics who were raised in a vacuum of information concerning Catholic teaching on the matter, as well as the means by which the drugs operate. The Bishops are now trying to persuade people who use the pill to tell the government not to have it covered in the health care plan.
A group of medical researchers in the U.S. and Canada have collected data on the catastrophic consequences of using methotrexate for pregnancies misdiagnosed as ectopic.
The reasearchers concluded, based on the always dire outcomes, and frequent misdiagnosis, up to (40-50% in the ER), of ectopic pregnancy, that a non-judgmental system to allow further collection data on errors in the use of methotrexate needs to be collected. Fear of reprisal severely inhibits the reporting of these cases.
Ectopic pregnancy, occurring when the embryo develops outside the uterus, is often treated by salpingectomy (removal of the embryo and fallopian tube), salpingotomy (less drastic), or the use of methotrexate to cause demise of the embryo, and resorption. Use of this drug has increased drastically in the last 10 years as a means to preserve fertility for the mother. Controversy surrounds the treatment for those who view it as a direct and specific attack on the developing human, or for those who cite the probability of incorrect use. Diagnostic emphasis in recent years seems more geared towards avoiding missed cases of ectopic pregnancy, rather than being most certain that the pregnancy is actually located outside of the uterus.
The authors argued that ectopic pregnancy should be substantiated by a confirmatory ultrasound, and methotrexate used only after careful consideration. They cited the alway disastrous results of misapplied methotrexate treatment, including deaths of otherwise healthy unborn babies, or babies born with severe skeletal and cardiac defects.
Does this mean that stat orders for methotrexate from emergency departments, and orders of this drug for “possible ectopic pregnancy” should cease altogether?
More youngsters having unsafe sex: global study – Yahoo! News.
The World Contraception Day task force together with Bayer Healthcare Pharmaceuticals have conducted a survey showing that more kids are having sex without birth control and condoms in France, the U.S. and the U.K.
They fault a barrier to unbiased information about contraception as the cause.
Why is this ridiculous? Just a sampling:
The source of the survey comes from those who sell birth control.
The products are misbranded as contraceptives, which the public defines as preventing fertilization. Unfortunately drugs classed as contraceptives have multiple mechanisms, some of which are frankly abortive.
These groups who promote sex among teens are complaining that kids don’t feel EMPOWERED enough to ask for contraception or negotiate such use with their partners. Yes, young girls often don’t feel that they have the upper hand when coping with older man who want sex.
It is proposed that the government will confer such empowerment upon the kids. (Don’t hold your breath for an end to sex slavery, and other socially maladaptive behavior.)
An example of ‘ harmful myths’ is given: people in ” Thailand and India believe that having sex during menstruation is an effective form of contraception”. FACT: this is an element of the calendar method, which would be more effective than the abysmal morning after pills, if actually used. Unfortunately both methods are more than useless for preventing STDs.
Don’t expect unbiased contraceptive advise from the makers of Yaz (black box warning for DVT and stroke) and Mirena (drug eluting, indwelling, coat hanger).
Found at the backupyourbirthcontrol site was encouragement for males to buy emergency contraception for their sex partners. There seems to be huge support and encouragement people to have sex with those whom they don’t really like. Jill Stanek’s weekend question got right to the heart of the matter, and bears repeating.
Plan B One-step (levonorgestrel 150 mcg) is the form which is available over the counter, and which may be purchased by both males and females.
Here is a Blast from the Past from pharmacy academics who favored the availability of the original Plan B for use in underage females. This was the intended result of bringing the drug over the counter.
(If you read the entirety of THIS article, you can appreciate the utter incompetence of one of the academics referenced in the Blast from the past link.)
It’s important to remember that these morning after pills are NOT very effective. The efficacy is about 60 percent per SINGLE use. Used repeatedly, the drugs are an absolute joke for preventing pregnancy. Encouraging reliance upon the morning after pills (Ella included) is really an efficient way to sell surgical or later forms of chemical abortions. Encouraging guys to believe that the pill can increase their access to sex is a smart marketing move for the abortionists. It also places the health and well being of girls and women at risk, since males can give them the drug without their consent.
It is a public service for Jill Stanek to have asked this question about the marketing of morning after pills to males. This question needs to be repeated whenever and wherever possible, to highlight the rationale behind the morning after pills.
Ella (ulipristal acetate, analog of RU-486 mifepristone) is available for morning after use by an ONLINE PRESCRIBING process. It’s easy to obtain fraudulently and doses can be accumulated for later chemical abortions initiated at home. This mechanism was allowed by the FDA in order to make up for the shortfall of physicians willing to do surgical abortions.
The only positive aspect of this scenario is that it is ultimately self-limiting. Enhanced by the immunosuppressive qualities of the progestins, Chlamydia trachomatis and other STD organisms can help to prevent further propagation of people with this socially destructive mindset.
The affected brands are: Cyclafem 7/7/7, Cyclafem 1/35, Emoquette, Gildess FE 1.5/30, Gildess FE 1/20, Orsythia, Previfem, Tri-Previfem. Qualitest has issued a national voluntary recall of the drugs.
The packages apparently got rotated 180 degrees and the inactive pills are at the top for ingestion during the first week of the cycle. This could result in a WHOOPSIE BABY.
Check the video below and notice the LAST woman interviewed, who says she would like a pill screwup. She’s taking them AT HER HUSBAND’S BEHEST. He doesn’t want another kid.
Pharmer takes this opportunity to advertise Natural Family Planning, which is without drug side effects, and very effective if one can follow the directions.
Antares Pharma and Population Council Announce Positive Phase 2 Trial Results – Drugs.com MedNews.
Antares has a new topical birth control gel containing nestorone and estradiol in clinical trials. The dose is ‘one pump daily and rub it on’ (that means variable drug delivery). Their small, dose determining trial with 18 women is reported to have shown a ‘positive’ result regarding efficacy, with the effect on ovulation evaluated by progesterone levels and measurement of follicular development by ultrasound.
ABC seems to consider offering a new topical delivery system (gel instead of patch) as a ginormous medical breakthrough. The link to their video is being offered as amusement, rather than medical information.
It’s just another birth control drug.
Insurers must cover birth control with no copays – Yahoo! News.
Yes, the Obama administration considers the pill to be more necessary for women than all other drugs, so it must be covered by insurance companies with NO COPAY.
Sebelius is supposedly offering an out for religious institutions which have objection to the pill, but who in their right mind would expect that to last?
We pack the hormones in special safe handling packages for dispensing, because the World Health Organization rates them as a carcinogen, and the Obamanators think that all women of reproductive age need these things. Pharmer is less worried about the cancer, and more worried about the thrombotic events and metabolic disorders, as well as thinking that women should not be chemically altered to control the rate of reproduction. The hormones also bear the possibility of ethically unacceptable mechanisms of action- causing the deaths of early human embryos.
Gurls, we are going to have to JUST SAY “NO” TO DRUGS, and learn how to time the baby making to the size of the ability to raise them using safer, natural means.