“It’s Not Information For the Fringes!” What Every Woman Deserves to Know
“She has found that patients and physicians both often lack a comprehensive understanding of the safety surrounding conventional methods of birth control, as well as accurate information about modern FABMs.”
Estradiol’s Vital Role on Body Weight Regulation: A Review
“Maintaining appropriate estradiol levels is crucial for overall metabolic health and insulin sensitivity in women, highlighting the hormone’s multifaceted role in regulating energy balance and glucose metabolism.”
“Give it Three Cycles” – Advice from an FABM User
“To anyone interested in trying FABMs: give it at least 3 cycles or 3 months. Check in with your partner to see how things are going … make the mental commitment for a short period of time. It’s hard but worth it.”
Women’s Attitudes toward Family Planning Methods: A Review of Research from Spain
“About 40% of patients indicated they would not utilize a family planning method that may have effects after fertilization but before implantation, and 57% would not use a method that has effects after implantation.”
Educating Physicians to Empower Patients
“Myra described the empowerment that comes with knowing her body and explained that learning so much about her own body has equipped her to better advocate for it.”
Endometrial Effects of Progesterone: A Review
Studies have shown women may respond differently to the same progesterone level … [and studies also suggest] a difference in progesterone response rather than progesterone levels may be contributing to infertility in women with LPD.
Male Involvement with the Standard Days Method: A Review of Research
“In a review of studies on couples and family planning, interventions that involved both males and females were more effective compared to those aimed solely at women. This included improved outcomes in contraceptive use, pregnancy, and pregnancy avoidance.”
Connecting the Dots for Hormonal Health
“It’s a whole new lifestyle that…enlightens, unifies and brings couples closer together in many areas of life.“
Typical Use Effectiveness of the Creighton Model: A Review of Research
“In less than 3 per 100 couples, pregnancy resulted from user error, teacher error or a combination of both.”
Mission Work, Medicine, and Motherhood
“While serving on mission…Obst realized how profoundly women’s lives can be changed through a deeper understanding of the female cycle.”