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By: Topics about Education » Contraception foes share bizarre theories, intimate lives at House hearing

Thu, 26 Mar 2009 22:52:41 +0000

[...] Patrick Hindert added an interesting post on Contraception foes share bizarre theories, intimate lives at House hearingHere’s a small excerpt(Photo/SarahConsolacion, Flickr) During a hearing Monday on the Birth Control Protection Act, five anti-contraception witnesses spoke out as state House Health and Human Services Committee Chairman Jim Reisberg (D-Greeley) tried in vain to keep the hearing room focused on the bill at hand…. [...]

By: Scared_of_milk

Scared_of_milk — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 18:47:22 +0000

Just read the article mentioned by Fish Lover, OMG! From the mouths of babes. Here are the final paragraphs...

Little research has been done on the effects of chronic low- dose estrogen exposure in humans. But Norris pointed out that the estrogen-based pregnancy aid DES resulted in cancers and reproductive disorders in the children of mothers who took the drug in the 1950s and '60s.

Woodling's Colorado fish study began after he read about the discovery of intersex trout below sewage plants in Europe.

Searching below Denver and Boulder sewage plants, the researchers found only one species that could survive in the effluent - the white sucker, a homely bottom-feeder.

Woodling's first sample on the South Platte below the Metro Wastewater plant produced 16 females and no males.

But they also found four fish whose reproductive organs were so mixed with male and female tissues that they couldn't assign a gender.

Woodling quickly arranged a meeting with the EPA.

"Their eyes got real big," he said. "They told us to put in the paperwork. It moved quickly."

And I was worried about hormones in cow milk!

By: Scared_of_milk

Scared_of_milk — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 17:47:22 +0000

By: Fish_Lover

Fish_Lover — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 05:04:55 +0000

Ms. Samantha Cole does have a point. The Nation' s Sewage treatment facilities do not have the ability to remove Meds from the treated effluent returned to our streams and rivers. Birth Control hormones are particularly disruptive to a healthy fishery. Boulder Creek in Colorado has 90% female fish below the sewage treatment plant when it should have 50% female fish. Google fish and hormones and studies such as this come up. Check it out. http://www.nobreastcyst.com/sucker.html

By: TheProChoiceMama

TheProChoiceMama — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 21:32:22 +0000

it amazes me all the idiotic things people say when it comes to birth control/reproduction. intersex fish unable to reproduce? lol…