Catholics ignore birth control rules in latest fertility study
A national study finds 94 percent of Catholic couples use methods forbidden by the church, with little difference from non Catholics in overall contraception. The rhythm method remains the only church approved option, while sterilization and IUD use rise among Catholics and non Catholics alike.
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Thousands of doctors back Regutol for constipation relief
Thousands of doctors recommend Regutol softener tablets as an effective alternative to irritant laxatives. It helps softens dry waste and restores natural regularity in days, reducing straining and griping. Take two tablets daily until normal, with longer use for stubborn cases. follow label directions.
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