Andrew Huberman· PhD
The Passage through the vaginal Canal during birth helps stimulate oxytocin that it has a bidirectional effect on the mother infant relation ship
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The Passage through the vaginal Canal during birth helps stimulate oxytocin that it has a bidirectional effect on the mother infant relation ship
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so as you mentioned it's like postcoidal or post-orgasmic it it's uh but it can be elicited by um nonsexual affil affiliative touch by um uh there's actually really interesting evidence that and this led to this question about whether or not cesarian sections versus um you know uh tra vaginal births are are you know are are they truly equal in terms of their effect on the fetus um and it does seem to be at least in rodent models that The Passage through the vaginal Canal during birth helps stimulate oxytocin