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"Celia"@_celia_bedelia_ Jun 10 Replying to @MissBriaJanay Not a single one of these is an effective birth control method. This is dangerous information and no one should listen to this. If you want to prevent pregnancy use condoms or talk to your doctor about hormonal birth control Witness @Kundesteria Replying to @_celia_bedelia_@MissBriaJanay If these things were effective they'd have been made into a pill and sold. There is a name for traditional or natural medicine that has an evidence base for working: medicine. 10:13 AM 11 Jun 2019
billiewok @wastronaut Jun 9 Replying to @MissBriaJanay stop misinforming people, these do not work as contraceptives and it's cruel to make people think they do ALSO don't forget about STDS !!!! billiewok @wastronaut_ Replying to @wastronaut_@MissBriaJanay ps use condoms!!! 5:13 AM 10 Jun 2019
Rich Two @TheOtherRich Jun 9 Replying to @MissBriaJanay There's a name for women who use these as birth control options: Mom. rosamundi @rosamundi Replying to @TheOtherRich @adicloud @MissBriaJanay Or "dead". Pennyroyal is extremely toxic. 12:58 PM - 10 Jun 2019
Leftover Woman @gillie_cee LMAO if ginger tea acted as birth control this would be a world without Jamaicans. twitter.com/MissBriaJanay/ .. This Tweet is unavailable. 9:52 AM-10 Jun 2019
Bria Badu Follow @MissBriaJanay Girls! Here a some natural birth control options. SMARTWEED PAPAYA Sortused containa nen, quacetin, and gole ocid which nfe wh early prograncy. It aho promotes meratrual bloedrg Pepaya a1 effectva brth contral remedy. You can eat popoyo tuse o day for 5-4 days ofter havisg on uneafe itercoune It will hele prevent pregrancy. Alo, the seeds of popayo redsse the spern count in nales WILD YAM NEEM wd yom should be tcken whan no other atermative remedy s avalable to prevent pegnancy. It sokos ono so wo morthe for bh control i should be token two tmes a day regularly to stot funotoning os o brth grevention remed ection of rdon Lae ed in utere homs co1 peer pregnancy for a year in women Ihe plus poire s that doen' eo any charge in monstrul epele ce ovorion furction PENNROYAL Pernyroyol promotes monsrual flow and helps ivtate self abortion. Often, it is pasoibed with other herbs to peevent pregrancy. Bod 8 ourcon of daniled or sprirg ware ASAFOETIDA Asafoatdasa heb nathe to Iran which can be purchased aso suppleraet. There are ceveral ctudies that contim that chamca's in caofoetdo called coumorins irdace obertion and prevent conception BLACK COHOSH FIGS sinos the releose of onytocin which oouses uneine contractiors and thanelore, prevents pregrancy. Block one of the bast concaption coenral methode. Eat 2-5 died pieoes of figs aftse hawing ureafe intercourse. I prevents pregnancy avd veate many other imegularihes in the body cohosh has noaimun offect when 2 i sokon in combination wth other herbs such os peregnoyal 5:58 AM -5 Jun 2019
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About

Bria Badu's "Natural Birth Control" Tweet refers to an infographic posted to Twitter that falsely claims that certain plants and herbs can prevent pregnancy.

Origin

On June 5th, 2019, Twitter user @MissBriaJanay[1] tweeted, "Girls! Here a some natural birth control options" with an infographic (shown below). Tweet has since been deleted. It seems to have been taken from the site "Home Remedy Hacks."[2]

Bria Badu Follow @MissBriaJanay Girls! Here a some natural birth control options. SMARTWEED PAPAYA Sortused containa nen, quacetin, and gole ocid which nfe wh early prograncy. It aho promotes meratrual bloedrg Pepaya a1 effectva brth contral remedy. You can eat popoyo tuse o day for 5-4 days ofter havisg on uneafe itercoune It will hele prevent pregrancy. Alo, the seeds of popayo redsse the spern count in nales WILD YAM NEEM wd yom should be tcken whan no other atermative remedy s avalable to prevent pegnancy. It sokos ono so wo morthe for bh control i should be token two tmes a day regularly to stot funotoning os o brth grevention remed ection of rdon Lae ed in utere homs co1 peer pregnancy for a year in women Ihe plus poire s that doen' eo any charge in monstrul epele ce ovorion furction PENNROYAL Pernyroyol promotes monsrual flow and helps ivtate self abortion. Often, it is pasoibed with other herbs to peevent pregrancy. Bod 8 ourcon of daniled or sprirg ware ASAFOETIDA Asafoatdasa heb nathe to Iran which can be purchased aso suppleraet. There are ceveral ctudies that contim that chamca's in caofoetdo called coumorins irdace obertion and prevent conception BLACK COHOSH FIGS sinos the releose of onytocin which oouses uneine contractiors and thanelore, prevents pregrancy. Block one of the bast concaption coenral methode. Eat 2-5 died pieoes of figs aftse hawing ureafe intercourse. I prevents pregnancy avd veate many other imegularihes in the body cohosh has noaimun offect when 2 i sokon in combination wth other herbs such os peregnoyal 5:58 AM -5 Jun 2019

Spread

Many Twitter users were quick to comment on the tweet saying that the information is harmful and false. On June 10th, 2019, Twitter user @gillie_cee[4] tweeted, "LMAO if ginger tea acted as birth control this would be a world without Jamaicans" (shown below, left). The tweet gained over 1,100 likes and 600 retweets in a day. The next day @Botanygeek[3] tweeted directly to Twitter saying, "Hi @Twitter , As a botanist I can tell you this tweet with 1000s of shares could result in the deaths of women. It needs taking down, fast" (shown below, right). The tweet gained over 21,400 likes and 8,300 retweets that day. On June 11th, the tweet was deleted or taken down.

Leftover Woman @gillie_cee LMAO if ginger tea acted as birth control this would be a world without Jamaicans. twitter.com/MissBriaJanay/ .. This Tweet is unavailable. 9:52 AM-10 Jun 2019
tweet by botanist warning natural birth control infographic is dangerous

That same day, Rebecca Watson uploaded a video to YouTube addressing each claim in the infographic explaining how each claim is false(shown below). The video gained over 4,600 views and 500 likes that day.

Various Examples

"Celia"@_celia_bedelia_ Jun 10 Replying to @MissBriaJanay Not a single one of these is an effective birth control method. This is dangerous information and no one should listen to this. If you want to prevent pregnancy use condoms or talk to your doctor about hormonal birth control Witness @Kundesteria Replying to @_celia_bedelia_@MissBriaJanay If these things were effective they'd have been made into a pill and sold. There is a name for traditional or natural medicine that has an evidence base for working: medicine. 10:13 AM 11 Jun 2019
billiewok @wastronaut Jun 9 Replying to @MissBriaJanay stop misinforming people, these do not work as contraceptives and it's cruel to make people think they do ALSO don't forget about STDS !!!! billiewok @wastronaut_ Replying to @wastronaut_@MissBriaJanay ps use condoms!!! 5:13 AM 10 Jun 2019
Rich Two @TheOtherRich Jun 9 Replying to @MissBriaJanay There's a name for women who use these as birth control options: Mom. rosamundi @rosamundi Replying to @TheOtherRich @adicloud @MissBriaJanay Or "dead". Pennyroyal is extremely toxic. 12:58 PM - 10 Jun 2019
OloriCoitus SexEducator @OloriCoitus Jun 10 leri Coilius Replying to @MissBriaJanay If you use these, better start saving money for diapers. Erika @FawcettErika Replying to @OloriCoitus @Miss BriaJanay Or a casket 1:24 PM 10 Jun 2019
i f------ love abortion @hannahtraining Replying to @MissBriaJanay THESE DO NOT WORK 5:01 AM 11 Jun 2019
Rebecca Watson @rebeccawatson super into this because I've always wanted to be both pregnant AND dead twitter.com/MissBriaJanay/ ... This Tweet is unavailable. 8:08 AM 11 Jun 2019

Search Interest

External References

[1] Twitter – MissBriaJanay

[2] Home Remedy Hacks – 22 Effective Home Remedies Birth Control

[3] Twitter- Botanygeek

[4] Twitter – Gilli_cee

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Bria Badu's "Natural Birth Control" Tweet refers to an infographic posted to Twitter that falsely claims that certain plants and herbs can prevent pregnancy.

Origin

On June 5th, 2019, Twitter user @MissBriaJanay[1] tweeted, "Girls! Here a some natural birth control options" with an infographic (shown below). Tweet has since been deleted. It seems to have been taken from the site "Home Remedy Hacks."[2]


Bria Badu Follow @MissBriaJanay Girls! Here a some natural birth control options. SMARTWEED PAPAYA Sortused containa nen, quacetin, and gole ocid which nfe wh early prograncy. It aho promotes meratrual bloedrg Pepaya a1 effectva brth contral remedy. You can eat popoyo tuse o day for 5-4 days ofter havisg on uneafe itercoune It will hele prevent pregrancy. Alo, the seeds of popayo redsse the spern count in nales WILD YAM NEEM wd yom should be tcken whan no other atermative remedy s avalable to prevent pegnancy. It sokos ono so wo morthe for bh control i should be token two tmes a day regularly to stot funotoning os o brth grevention remed ection of rdon Lae ed in utere homs co1 peer pregnancy for a year in women Ihe plus poire s that doen' eo any charge in monstrul epele ce ovorion furction PENNROYAL Pernyroyol promotes monsrual flow and helps ivtate self abortion. Often, it is pasoibed with other herbs to peevent pregrancy. Bod 8 ourcon of daniled or sprirg ware ASAFOETIDA Asafoatdasa heb nathe to Iran which can be purchased aso suppleraet. There are ceveral ctudies that contim that chamca's in caofoetdo called coumorins irdace obertion and prevent conception BLACK COHOSH FIGS sinos the releose of onytocin which oouses uneine contractiors and thanelore, prevents pregrancy. Block one of the bast concaption coenral methode. Eat 2-5 died pieoes of figs aftse hawing ureafe intercourse. I prevents pregnancy avd veate many other imegularihes in the body cohosh has noaimun offect when 2 i sokon in combination wth other herbs such os peregnoyal 5:58 AM -5 Jun 2019

Spread

Many Twitter users were quick to comment on the tweet saying that the information is harmful and false. On June 10th, 2019, Twitter user @gillie_cee[4] tweeted, "LMAO if ginger tea acted as birth control this would be a world without Jamaicans" (shown below, left). The tweet gained over 1,100 likes and 600 retweets in a day. The next day @Botanygeek[3] tweeted directly to Twitter saying, "Hi @Twitter , As a botanist I can tell you this tweet with 1000s of shares could result in the deaths of women. It needs taking down, fast" (shown below, right). The tweet gained over 21,400 likes and 8,300 retweets that day. On June 11th, the tweet was deleted or taken down.


Leftover Woman @gillie_cee LMAO if ginger tea acted as birth control this would be a world without Jamaicans. twitter.com/MissBriaJanay/ .. This Tweet is unavailable. 9:52 AM-10 Jun 2019 tweet by botanist warning natural birth control infographic is dangerous

That same day, Rebecca Watson uploaded a video to YouTube addressing each claim in the infographic explaining how each claim is false(shown below). The video gained over 4,600 views and 500 likes that day.



Various Examples


"Celia"@_celia_bedelia_ Jun 10 Replying to @MissBriaJanay Not a single one of these is an effective birth control method. This is dangerous information and no one should listen to this. If you want to prevent pregnancy use condoms or talk to your doctor about hormonal birth control Witness @Kundesteria Replying to @_celia_bedelia_@MissBriaJanay If these things were effective they'd have been made into a pill and sold. There is a name for traditional or natural medicine that has an evidence base for working: medicine. 10:13 AM 11 Jun 2019 billiewok @wastronaut Jun 9 Replying to @MissBriaJanay stop misinforming people, these do not work as contraceptives and it's cruel to make people think they do ALSO don't forget about STDS !!!! billiewok @wastronaut_ Replying to @wastronaut_@MissBriaJanay ps use condoms!!! 5:13 AM 10 Jun 2019 Rich Two @TheOtherRich Jun 9 Replying to @MissBriaJanay There's a name for women who use these as birth control options: Mom. rosamundi @rosamundi Replying to @TheOtherRich @adicloud @MissBriaJanay Or "dead". Pennyroyal is extremely toxic. 12:58 PM - 10 Jun 2019 OloriCoitus SexEducator @OloriCoitus Jun 10 leri Coilius Replying to @MissBriaJanay If you use these, better start saving money for diapers. Erika @FawcettErika Replying to @OloriCoitus @Miss BriaJanay Or a casket 1:24 PM 10 Jun 2019 i f------ love abortion @hannahtraining Replying to @MissBriaJanay THESE DO NOT WORK 5:01 AM 11 Jun 2019 Rebecca Watson @rebeccawatson super into this because I've always wanted to be both pregnant AND dead twitter.com/MissBriaJanay/ ... This Tweet is unavailable. 8:08 AM 11 Jun 2019

Search Interest

External References

[1] Twitter – MissBriaJanay

[2] Home Remedy Hacks – 22 Effective Home Remedies Birth Control

[3] Twitter- Botanygeek

[4] Twitter – Gilli_cee

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When you're so desperate to prevent natural bodily functions while "staying natural" you poison yourself.

Seriously guys, has it gotten this far? Are y'all too horny to just jack-off instead until you're ready to have kids?

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