The Science Says It Made a Breakthrough on Male Contraception

“Male birth control” is being promoted by the vaginal establishment as an “equality” project.

Women won’t ever actually stop taking birth control, but good little goy men will take this “male birth control” to prove their submissiveness to women.

This is totally dehumanizing and it is probably going to cause serious fertility problems for men in the same way that normal birth control causes fertility problems for women.

“Controlling birth” was never the man’s job. Men will always, as a rule, have sex if a woman wants to have sex (with the rise in fatness, that is becoming less true I hope, but it is a biological rule).

“Guarding sex” was historically the singular duty of women. Like literally, that was it. Now, women have said that having one single duty is too much for them, and they simply will not tolerate any form of duty. Their only single duty must be shifted to men.

Shifting the guarding of sex to men has been going on for a while with the consent movement and this whole “rape” gibberish. “Male birth control” takes this into a whole new realm.

Euronews:

Picture this: A man walks into a pharmacy and buys “the male pill” as the burden of birth control is finally more equally shared among genders.

Scientists have been working on an oral male contraceptive for decades – and they’re now one step closer after an experimental drug was found to temporarily block sperm in mice and prevent pregnancies in preclinical trials.

In a paper published this week in Nature Communications, scientists from Cornell University said their findings could be a “game changer” for male contraception.

Other than condoms, which have existed for about 2,000 years – with their early versions being made from animal intestines or oiled silk paper – men haven’t had many reliable options to prevent their sperm from impregnating their partner unless they get a vasectomy.

Previous studies on experimental male contraceptives have achieved impressive success rates of up to 94 per cent, but most of them impact sperm development, meaning it takes months for the contraceptive to be reliable, and it also takes weeks to reverse its effect.

Dr Lonny Levin, co-author of the Weill Cornell Medicine study, says that potential contraceptives for men must clear a much higher bar for safety and side effects.

Because men don’t bear the risks associated with carrying a pregnancy, he explained, the field assumes men will have a low tolerance for potential side effects.

The researchers at Weill Cornell Medicine discovered that a single dose of an inhibitor called TDI-11861 immobilises sperm in mice for up to two and a half hours.

In their experiments, male mice showed normal mating behaviour yet did not impregnate females in 52 different mating attempts after they were treated with the drug, which inhibits an enzyme called soluble adenylyl cyclase (sAC).

Three hours later, sperm in mice started regaining motility, and within 24 hours, nearly all sperm recovered normal movement.

“Our inhibitor works within 30 minutes to an hour,” Balbach said. “Every other experimental hormonal or nonhormonal male contraceptive takes weeks to bring sperm count down or render them unable to fertilise eggs,” he added.

The whole concept of “birth control” is so nasty and anti-human and in fact anti-life.

Throughout all of human history, children have been considered the greatest joy.

Imagine any other species of living thing saying “oh no, I’m pregnant! What a tragedy!”

Building a society around hating children is something only the Jews could have done. No one else, no matter how badly intentioned, ever would have thought of this.