Abstract:This review examines the effects of plant origin various contraceptives on ovulatory events, egg transport, toxic action on eggs, end of implantation stages, and implantation through hypothalamic and pituitary controls. Plant-origin products modify the hormonal environment of fertilized eggs or developing ovums by the use of steroids and other chemicals. These herbal contraceptives affect spermatogenesis and lowers down the number of spermatocytes, intromission, and ejaculation frequencies. These also inhibit … Show more
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