“The Performance – Sex Like Birth”
By Kiersten Pilar Miller
Put a couple having sex in the same shoes as a labouring woman in a hospital setting and what do you get?
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Oxytocin and the Partner’s Role in Labour and Delivery
By Gabriella Pacini
Oxytocin is a hormone that is formed in the pituitary gland and is released in connection with different types of intimacy and contributes to the initiation and fortification of relationships. Most importantly, oxytocin makes these relationships more permanent; it is called hormones of love.
Why Should a Pregnant Woman Visit an Osteopath?
By Barbara Pacini
Pregnancy is accompanied by a series of physical changes, structural, hormonal and emotional that can alter the physiology of the expectant mother, sometimes making childbirth painful and complex. Frequently observed complications during childbirth are associated with the improper alignment and structural changes of muscle tone in the affected areas.
