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    The document summarizes the key points of the Reproductive Health Bill 5043. It covers the bill's promotion of access to natural and modern family planning, maternal and child health, and women's reproductive rights. It also discusses the Catholic Church's opposition to artificial contraceptives, arguing they can cause abortions and have negative health effects. The Church asserts problems like poverty are not caused by overpopulation but rather issues like selfishness.

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    The Reproductive Health Bill 5043

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    THE REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH BILL 5043

    I.

    Introduction. The reproductive health (RH) bill promotes information on and access to both natural and modern family planning methods, which are medically safe and legally permissible. It assures an enabling environment where women and couples have the freedom of informed choice on the mode of family planning they want to adopt based on their needs, personal convictions and religious beliefs.

    II. Research

    Coverage of RH
    (1) Information and access to natural and modern family planning (2) Maternal, infant and child health and nutrition, (3) Promotion of breast feeding (4) Prevention of abortion and management of post-abortion complications (5) Adolescent and youth health (6) Prevention and management of reproductive tract infections, HIV/AIDS and STDs (7) Elimination of violence against women

    Coverage of RH For hospital-based family planning Family planning methods requiring hospital services like ligation, vasectomy and IUD insertion shall be available in all national and local government hospitals.

    For reproductive health education RH education in an age-appropriate manner shall be taught by adequately trained teachers from Grade 5 to 4th year high school. As proposed in the bill, core subjects include responsible parenthood, natural and modern family planning, proscription and hazards of abortion, reproductive health and sexual rights, abstinence before marriage, and responsible sexuality

    Why is the Church against Artificial Family Planning?

    OUR ETHICAL CONCERN! IT IS ESTIMATED THAT A SEXUALLY ACTIVE WOMAN WILL EXPERIENCE AT LEAST ONE VERY EARLY ABORTION EVERY YEAR THAT SHE IS ON THE PILL or other Artificial Contraceptives. TRUTH ONE: Promotion of contraception does not prevent the spread of abortion. Since it facilitates promiscuity.

    TRUTH TWO One of the little known facts about birth control pills and contraceptive devices is that, even in their normal use, they can be abortifacient. The word 'abortifacient' means 'having a secondary effect of not allowing a fertilized egg (a baby) from implanting, and therefore killing the baby

    KINDS of CONTRACEPTIVES IUD placed inside the womb.makes the lining Injectable hormone is injected. It also prevents implementation. Sterilization fallopian tubes are tied and cut. Irreversible. Vasectomy - prevents the release of sperm when a man ejaculates

    What a Woman Should Know about Birth Control BY CHRIS KAHLENBORN, MD AND ANN MOELL, MD

    THE BIRTH CONTROL PILL IS USED BY OVER 10 MILLION WOMEN IN THE US AND ABOUT 4 MILLION OF THOSE ARE UNDER AGE 25. THE PILL CONSISTS OF A COMBINATION OF TWO TYPES OF ARTIFICIAL HORMONES CALLED ESTROGENS AND PROGESTINS. IT WORKS BY INHIBITING OVULATION AND SPERM TRANSPORT AND BY CHANGING THE LINING OF THE INSIDE OF A WOMANS UTERUS.

    EFFECTS of Artificial Contraceptives: 1.Inhibition of ovulation, 2. Inhibition of sperm transport, 3. Production of a hostile endometrium, which presumably prevents or disrupts implantation of the developing baby if the first two mechanisms fail William F. Colliton, Jr., M.D., FACOG Clinical Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at George Washington University Medical Center PILLS The Pill does not reliably prevent ovulation 100% of the time. When ovulation occurs (perhaps 3-10% of cycles; more often probably with the 3-month shots or the implants) conception can occur. Medical side effects: The birth control pill increases the risk of breast cancer by over 40% if it is taken before a woman delivers her first baby. Other side effects that women have experienced include high blood pressure, blood clots, stroke, heart attack, depression, weight gain, and migraines.

    TRUTH THREE: The Overpopulation Dilemma is a Hoax! 1. Failure in the proper care of people is not caused by increase in its numbers. 2. At the heart of these problems, an attitude of selfishness and of injustice. TRUTH FOUR: Population is not the cause of poverty 1. On the contrary, its growth continues to boost our economic status since the manpower level increases. 2. Presently in the U.S. and in dozens of other nations, there are not enough live births to maintain the current populationThats why they need laborers!

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