Dr. Sharon Malone

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The Mel Robbins Podcast · #1 Women’s Hormone Doctor: Take Control of Your Body, Balance Hormones, & Feel Amazing · 23 Jul 2026 podcast

This new iteration of natural birth control is really nothing more than modified rhythm method.

And having gone to Catholic school, let me tell you, rhythm method doesn't work that well.

There are a lot of kids in Catholic school, and they were trying to follow the dictums of the Catholic church and to be able to say, okay, yes, no birth control.

And it just is unreliable.

And I think that when you use catchphrases or words like natural, you automatically assume that it's better.

And there are a lot of things that are natural.

Death and disease are natural, but we don't really want to go down that path either, do we?

So you have to watch what the agenda is.

And I think you have to go a little bit deeper into why is there, when we are in a time when we have the most reliable and varied birth control options available in the history of womankind, why are we regressing and going back to something that we know for a fact didn't really work that well to begin with?

And to give you an idea of like, is it safer?

And I think that safer than what, okay?

Pregnancy is a very complicated and can be a very dangerous time in women's lives, just from a health point of view.

A lot of what comes up about birth control pills is like, yeah, but it increases your risk of blood clots by two to three times over not being on birth control pills.

Pregnancy increases your risk of blood clotting six times over what it would be if you were not pregnant.

So again, you have to look at it in terms of, you know, relatively...

Birth control pills are way safer and less deleterious to your health than being pregnant.

And that's why it's so important that you choose the timing.

And Mel, just like you said earlier, you gave that graph about what happened to women and what professionally and educationally they were able to pursue.

After birth control, it is a stark line.

No, it won't.

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