Episode 123 - Dr Sarah Buckley - The Beneficial Role of Oxytocin

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In the very first episode of Season 5 I am speaking to the Queen of Hormones - Dr Sarah Buckley.
I have been so excited to bring this incredible conversation to you - as I recorded it way back in April.
Sarah shares with us her knowledge about hormones in general, but in particular the role of Oxytocin. She has also gained lots of new information whilst doing her PHD - including some interesting findings on how synthetic oxytocin can actually support the body by doing what Sarah calls 'filling a hormonal gap'.
Please share this episode far and wide so that not only pregnant women and their partners gain the benefit, but also anyone who supports pregnancy.
Sarah is the author of the best selling book "Gentle Birth Gentle Mothering'
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