So either they don't know is a crime or they don't share it, which is a crime.

They can't control it in the same way that OB said he couldn't control the man stimulating

his wife's nipples. They can't control your whatever, your sex, your dates, your castoril.

They can control your potocin. They potosin. He doesn't care about

controlling. They're reckless with Pitocin. He cares about whether he can bill for it.

Well, yes, and controlling it. Why do you want to control something that has no overuse and no risk?

It's baloney. He doesn't know. He just, he doesn't want his work undermined in any way. And he doesn't want to be

robbed of the opportunity to potentially give a woman bettose. And there's no other explanation for it.

There's no overuse of nipple stimulation. So I don't buy it. I can't control it. That's hilarious.

I'm Cynthia Overgard, birth educator, advocate for informed

consent, and postpartum support specialist. And I'm Tresha Ludwig, certified nurse midwife and

international board certified lactation consultant. And this is the Down to Birth Show.

Childbirth is something we're made to do.

But how do we have our safest and most satisfying experience in today's medical culture?

Let's dispel the myths and get down to birth.

Now that we've had our little catch-up, because we haven't seen each other in a while,

we should get down to birth and talk about natural induction.

And talk about getting down to birth.

Yes.

Let's talk about how to get down to birth.

That's what today's episode is.

That's what today's episode is. We're finally doing it in season six.

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