All-Natural Birth Control and Guide to Conception

By John Brown

Natural birth control is a form of birth control that is safe—all natural with no harmful side effects. There are some forms of birth control that can cause death. There are other side effects of other birth controls such as weight gain, skin discoloration of the face, blood clots, heart attacks, high blood pressure, nausea, vomiting, and breakthrough bleeding, just to name a few. With natural birth control, there will be no harmful side effects.

Natural birth control is based on ovulation, a biological function of the female body. A woman can become pregnant only a few days in each month. By knowing this very short fertile period, one can use this as a form of birth control. If one wants to become pregnant, this can be a very valuable tool. This book focuses on:

The time period before ovulation

The time period after ovulation

Signs and symptoms of ovulation

Temperature taking to determine time of ovulation

Maintaining charts of the above

Conception: Wanting to Become Pregnant

This book is a valuable tool for the woman who is trying to become pregnant. There are some very simple reasons why a woman does not become pregnant.

Even if a woman needs help from a physician to become pregnant, this book should be the very first step if one wants to become pregnant or not to become pregnant. This book can put you in control.

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Christian Faith Publishing, Inc.
• Release date: Dec 7, 2021
• ISBN: 9781638740988

John Brown

John Brown (1800-1859) was a staunch abolitionist who came to believe that violence and coercion was the only way to stop the scourge of slavery in the United States. Fiercely religious and believing himself to be the instrument of God sent to earth to personally abolish slavery, Brown led a life of activism and violent resistance, finally deciding that the best way to set off a slave liberation movement would be to capture the Federal armory at Harper's Ferry, Virginia, arm the slaves and then lead a violent rebellion that would sweep through the southern states. During the raid, in October of 1859, five men were killed and many more injured, but Brown and his forces did indeed take over the armory. Very few slaves joined his revolt, however, and the armory was soon retaken by the local militia and US Marines, the latter led by Robert E. Lee himself. Brown was tried immediately, found guilty and hanged in December of 1859, the first person to be executed for treason in the United States. John Brown delivered the following speech at the conclusion of his trial on November 2, 1859. He would be executed a month later and become a hero and martyr to the abolitionist cause.