Since she seems to think that because it happened in the past, or happens in other parts of the world it must be by default trendier and more out there better than what we've got on offer here in the Western world, here's some ideas for "off grid contraception":
Vaginal inserts – There are records of Ancient Egyptian women using vaginal inserts or pessaries made of acidic substances to kill sperm and Tudor women did make use of inserts like wool soaked in vinegar or bundles of herbs which aimed at killing the sperm or making the woman’s body less hospitable. Barrier methods like wooden blocks, stones and beeswax were also used as cervical caps- ouch!
Charms and amulets – It was thought that wearing amulets made of particular animal body parts, like weasel testicles, or out of herbs would protect the wearer from conceiving.
Condoms made out of animal intestines did appear in some countries in the 17th century but it does not appear that Tudor men made use of them.
Read more: www.elizabethfiles.com/info/tudor-life/tudor-contraception/#ixzz4FApTDyYB