https://doi.org/10.4081/mem.1990.1189
Contraccezione e metodi ciclici naturali: considerazioni
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Le recenti discussioni in tema di contraccezione sono state oggetto di una riflessione che prende spunto da un articolo pubblicato da B. Haring nel 1976, nel quale vengono espresse alcune opinioni sui metodi ciclici o naturali in base ad alcuni dati scientifici all'epoca pubblicati. Dopo un'attenta disamina della letteratura utilizzata da Haring, anche alla luce delle più recenti ricerche, l'Autore sottolinea come ancora oggi i metodi ciclici naturali sono gli unici che non hanno alcuna interferenza su i processi biologici della sfera sessuale femminile e che il presunto rischio abortivo, derivante da zigoti invecchiati, rappresenta un'ipotesi che non trova alcuna giustificazione negli stessi dati scientifici utilizzati da Haring quando, nel 1976, ha adombrato tale ipotesi nel raffronto tra metodi ciclici naturali e metodi contraccettivi. Di fronte al dilagare di tecniche che vanno sempre più manomettendo la vita, viene auspicato che i ricercatori abbiano sempre come fine il rispetto dell'uomo integrale ed i moralisti non si lascino trascinare dalla moda dei tempi che predilige una visione immanente della vita.
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