Trump admin rescinds Obamacare hhs contraceptive mandate

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(10-11-2017, 12:52 PM)bfine32 Wrote: Should my health insurance pay for my parachute if I want to skydive?

Sexual relations are 100% optional. Trying to equate, contraception to a healthy lifestyle is an insult to a healthy lifestyle. As I am unaware of the healthy lifestyle benefits from wearing an IUD.  

(10-11-2017, 12:54 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: IUDs can help women with regulating their menstrual cycle, reducing menstrual cramping, and other things. Same for oral contraceptives.

What he said.

Although, I would add to the bold, there's debate on that. Different cultures view it differently. For yours, it's optional. That's great. That doesn't mean it's the way everyone lives. You can hang onto your celibacy.

You view it as risky, unnecessary behavior. Someone who eats a cheeseburger every day, exercises little and downs a six pack is at higher risk for diabetes, heart disease and ED. Insurance covers all those. Do you want to police everyone's lifestyle choices? Or just women's?