"Certainly too few people know that the chemical contraceptives can have an abortifacient effect — that is, they work by causing the endometrium to be insufficiently friendly to an embryonic human being. Women who use chemical contraceptives may nonetheless conceive. If a woman forgets to take the pill or takes the pill at a different time of the day than usual, or is taking other medication that might interfere with the working of the pill, she may ovulate and conceive a child. As the new little human being tries to implant in his or her mother’s uterus, he or she may find the atmosphere of the womb inhospitable. Women who use the pill may regularly be spontaneously aborting a very small baby.
No woman knows how the pill or any of the chemical contraceptives is working in her body: Are they preventing ovulation, conception or implantation?"
Dr. Janet Smith
For more information on this critical subject, see
"Gambling With Life" and
"The New Abortionists" on the Vital Signs Ministries website.
