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Julieanne Hensby <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 10 Jun 2008 19:13:02 -0400
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Hi Everyone
I have been 'absent' for a while attending Gold08 Online Conference 
(http://www.gold08.com/) and a great one-day seminar (Birth, Breastfeeding 
& Beyond) in Sydney on 30 May. 

I have been following both Dr Odent's work and research re oxytocin on &amp; off 
for almost 20 years, so was thrilled to see him presenting his sessions on 
oxytocin and C-sections. 

Dr Odent spoke about oxytocin as being a 'shy' hormone and the importance 
of giving mothers privacy during birth. He also encouraged the audience 
(mostly midwives) to develop what he called a 'bilingual' approach when 
attempting to 'spread the word' about the need to adopt a new 'physiology 
framework' for what he calls the 'primal period' - conception through to 12 
months. (see attached)

His 'bilingual' approach meant being able to combine 'speaking from the heart' 
with articulating the research. He also said that this new framework is 
important for the 'whole of civilisation'. It was evident that his passion has not 
waned after all these years.

I have also attached a pdf of a fascinating essay written by Dr Odent (not too 
long!) - called "From Homo Super-predator to Homo Ecologicus". It's worth a 
read.

Cheers, Julieanne


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