It was love that brought this egg and sperm together to create the baby.

It's not love bringing the baby into the world and if you distract them by activating the

neo-cortex or if you put them in a state of fear where their catacolamines are

surging at the wrong time.

Granted at the time of birth, women will scream and roar,

the lioness comes out.

That is a response to catacolamines surging.

Because it is intense.

Oh, yeah.

And it can be very scary. You're facing mortality, you're stepping through the portal, all of that is true. But when oxytocin is flooded, this baby's coming out enriched with this, this, you know, the serum is just flooded with this love hormone.

The baby is ejected when this reflex happens.

And you'll hear women who have water bursts

and everything else describe this.

Later, the lactation, the milk let down is driven by oxytocin and

that is pumping love into the baby. There's a benzodiazepine like property to it and

the endorphins which kind of mimic morphine in their systems.

It makes them calm at ease.

It makes them quiet so that predators don't come and find them.

So this connection, this codependency between mother and baby, this is all driven from the moment of conception.

Welcome to Living 4D with Paul Check. Today Paul welcomes back OBGYN Dr Nathan Riley.

Nathan is a board certified OBGYN,

Czech professional, certified Yoni steaming facilitator

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