Dada tumia ndimu/limao kuzuia mimba

[kritika]

Yote ya nini hayo ikiingia nalea tu kwani sh ngap

 

[ragin]

yaani gharama ya kulitafta hilo godoro si ni bora ununue vidonge?

uchawi mwingine hauna radha

 

[ikhatibu]

Mama watoto. Naomba ulichokisoma hapa. Ukiache hapa hapa.

 

[Shunie]

Kazi mnayo kuingiza mavitu mje kupata magonjwa shida yote ya nn si utumie calendar

 

[Shunie]

Watu wana kazi sana

Duuh! Hawakukosea waliosema akili za mwenzio changanya na zako.

Haya ngoja waje watakaopenda kuweka kwa Bibi hicho kigodoro chenye ndimu

 

[Mama Sabrina]

Weeeee atakuekusikiliza atapata tabu sana

 

[Ngushi]

Aisee dunia ina mambo sana hii!

 

[Tuchki]

Bora nipate mimba kuliko hii saratani ya kizazi

 

[Joseverest]

Endelea kudanganya wenzio

 

[Mahondaw]

Matatizo ya kujitakia...


Cc: mahondaw

Duhhhhhhhhh... ila wanasemaga za kuambiwa...

 

[Atoto]

Mimi nauza hivyo vigodoro.

 

[Atoto]

Uke si wenu ni wetu nyie mnatutunzia tu tafadhali msiuingize vitu vingine visivyo salama.

Eti umesema!!!

 

[Donatila]

Alafu mkishindwa kuzaa baadae kutwa kwenye makanisa ya kilokole...

Shetani mwenyewe amewashindwa...

 

[Msweet]

Why Women Should NOT Use Lemon or Lime Juice as a Microbicide

From Global Campaign for Microbicides

June 2008

Some People Say That Women Can Use Lime or Lemon Juice to Protect Themselves From HIV. Is That True?
No. Women in many cultures have used lemon or lime juice for contraception and vaginal hygiene purposes for centuries. Studies in Nigeria and elsewhere show that some women also believe that lemon and lime juice might help protect them from HIV infection. New research findings, however, demonstrate that rather than helping, these juices can cause damage that could make it easier for HIV to enter the body. Washing out the vagina with either 100% or diluted lime or lemon juice may increase a woman's risk of getting infected with HIV if her partner is HIV positive.


What Research Shows That Lime or Lemon Juice in the Vagina Could Increase HIV Risk?
Three studies have shown this:

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Dr. Christine Mauck of CONRAD (a research institute in the US) did a study enrolling 48 sexually abstinent women volunteers. She divided the women into four groups: those using 100% lime juice ("neat" juice with no water), 50% (half water, half juice), 25% (one part juice, three parts water) and one group using plain water. Each group inserted their assigned test fluid twice daily for six consecutive days during two menstrual cycles. In one cycle, it was inserted via a douche and, in the other, via a modified tampon soaked in lime juice.


All the women were carefully checked for vaginal infections, irritation and other problems before and after the study and were treated for any problems they had. The result showed that some women got small but serious abrasions (injuries) in the walls of their vaginas after using 50% and 100% lime juice. The women who used 25% juice or plain water didn't get these abrasions. So the juice had a dose-dependent effect-- meaning the likelihood of damage increases as the concentration of juice increases. Among the women using 100% lime juice with no water, more than 65% experienced genital irritation, 50% experienced deep epithelial abrasions and more than 70% reported experiencing pain.

Carol Lackman-Smith of the Southern Research Institute in the US did a laboratory study comparing the cytotoxicity (cell-damaging effect) and anti-HIV activity of lemon and lime juice to that of the spermicide nonoxynol-9 (N-9). She tested these three substances on cervical explant tissue (human cells obtained from routine hysterectomies and kept alive in lab cultures) to find out what impact they might have on the same kinds of cells in the human body. She found the amount of cell damage caused by lemon and lime juice was similar to the damage caused by N-9, a product dropped from consideration as a microbicide in 2000 when it was shown capable of increasing women's vulnerability to HIV infection if used frequently.

Lackman-Smith also looked at how much lemon or lime juice was needed to stop HIV and found that it was the same concentration (50% or greater) that also caused cell damage. She concluded that, when the juice is diluted to a point where no cell damage occurred, it also had little or no effect on HIV.

Robin Shattock (at St. George's Hospital, London) and Gustavo Doncel (CONRAD) also did lab studies on lemon and lime juice. Dr. Shattock showed that lime juice inactivates HIV more effectively than lemon juice. He also showed that a 25% concentration of lime juice could cause cell damage in tissue samples from the penis. Dr. Doncel showed that even a 25% concentration could damage vaginal cells. Both found that, to inactivate HIV in semen, one had to expose it to a 50% concentration of lime juice for 30 minutes.


So what Does All This Research Mean?
This research suggests that, in real life use (in the vagina along with semen), a 50% concentration of lime juice is needed to stop HIV. BUT a concentration of 50% or higher is also likely to cause damage to the vagina -- and possibly the penis. This damage could make it easier for HIV infection to occur.

Therefore, as the Economist magazine wrote on 29 April, 2006, "as a microbicide, lime juice is safe when it is ineffective and effective when it is unsafe."


What Messages Should We Be Giving to Women About Lime and Lemon Juice?
Using lime or lemon juice to try to protect against HIV is risky, and may actually increase a woman's risk of becoming infected. Scientific studies show that lime and lemon juice do not meet the standards of safety and effectiveness (clinical trials) that must be required of any microbicide.

Even though they are natural substances and readily available in many places, they are more likely to increase a woman's risk of becoming infected than to decrease it. We must caution women against using these juices just as we now caution them against using N-9 for HIV prevention -- because it doesn't work.

Why Women Should NOT Use Lemon or Lime Juice as a Microbicide

 

[Zee la Nyeti]

Kipande cha godoro mbona kidogo sana, weka godoro zima tena tanform inchi 12 litafaa ili kukoesha kabisa hizo mimba, maana wanaziogopa hata kuliko ngoma. ALINUNUA BABU HATA WAJUKUU HAUTAKAA UWAPATE!

 

[Ubavu]

Fuatilia maelekezo yafuatayo.

Vifaa vinavyotakiwa
1. Wembe mpya
2. Chombo kisafi.
3. Ndimu/limao moja
4. Kipande cha godoro jipya chenye ukubwa wa 4cm x 4cm x4cm.

Maandalizi na matumizi.
1. Kata ndimu/limao moja kwa kutumia wembe mpya kisha kamulia juisi yake kwenye chombo kisafi.
2. Chukua kipande cha godoro chovya kwenye juisi ya ndimu/ limao uliyoikamua.
4. Ingiza kwenye uke kipande cha godoro kilicho chovywa kwenye juisi ya ndimu/ limao. Kisha kiache kwa takribani nusu SAA.
5. Kisha kitoe kigodoro hicho.

Namna inavyofanya kazi.
Juisi ya ndimu au limao ina tindikali (acid), hivyo kwa kuingizwa ukeni itaufanya uke kuwa na mazingira ya tindikali (acidic medium).

Hali hii ya uchachu ndani ya uke huua mbegu zote za kiume (sperms). Hii ni kwasababu mbegu za kiume huwa zinapendelea mazingira ya nyongo (alkaline medium).

Angalizo
Juisi hiyo hufanya kazi kwa masaa 8 tu.

Utawauwa wenzio..! Ni hatari sana kuweka hizo mambo kwa bibi..! Unaua natural protection kwenye ambayo ni muhimu kwa ulinzi wa vagina..!

 

[Behaviourist]

Uke si wenu ni wetu nyie mnatutunzia tu tafadhali msiuingize vitu vingine visivyo salama.

Umeshapata mmoja hapa JF mkuu?

 

[Dannis]

Duuh! Hawakukosea waliosema akili za mwenzio changanya na zako.

Haya ngoja waje watakaopenda kuweka kwa Bibi hicho kigodoro chenye ndimu

Shost yake kritika anafanya yake.

 

[Daby]

Umeshapata mmoja hapa JF mkuu?

mmoja unini?

 

[Dannis]

Weka picha au video clip ukionyesha unavyofanya wewe mpaka kuingiza huko kwenye serikali za mitaa maana kuna wengine hawajaelewa.