- Pessaries (medical devices inserted into the vagina) made from crocodile dung (Egypt, 1300 BC)
- Swallowing 16 tadpoles fried in quicksilver immediately after intercourse (female) (China, 900 BC)
- Eating mashed pomegranate mixed with rock salt and alum (Arabian peninsula, 200 BC)
- Spitting 3 times into the mouth of a frog, or to eat bees, immediately after intercourse (female) (Dominican Church, 1100)
- Drinking raw onion juice (female) (Italy, 1400)
- Cabbage, taken orally after intercourse (France. 1600)
- Applying tobacco juice to the genitals (female) (Germany, 1650)
- Islamic women are advised to jump backward 7-9 times immediately after sex (1700)
- Condoms made from animal offal (internal organs and entrails). The original condoms were made from sausage skins by slaughterhouse workers. (Europe, 1750)
- Casanova swears by placing 3 gold balls inside his partner (1750)
- Rubber is vulcanized and will later be used in making condoms. The Japanese, however, continue to use sheaths made from leather or tortoiseshell (1843)
Source: 5 People Who Died During Sex and 100 Other Terribly Tasteless Lists
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To Serve and Protect: Historical Contraceptives
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