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From: walsh@ihuxi.UUCP (B. Walsh)
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Subject: Re: Human rights for ova! - (nf)
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Date: Thu, 26-Apr-84 11:24:56 EST
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Please explain to me how less estrogen and progesterone (of the modern
pill) suddenly no longer prevents egg development but does something
completely different: prevents implantation of a zygote. The same
hormones, the same schedule of ingestion but a different result?
If you read your literature and study the endocrine system, you'll
see that the pill still prevents development of the egg; it's just
that they found that less estrogen and progesterone was needed to
do that than originally thought.

Sheez!

B. Walsh