Dr. Anna Cabeca

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548 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 30 Jun

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First, you know, we know as an OBGYN that trained at Emory as an OBGYN of what's one thing that we give women, we give women oxytocin to augment labor called pitocin, right?
So many people have had oxytocin exogenously, they'd never even realize it.
Pitocin is oxytocin.
But one of those that's like if we think about some of the this is a foundational uh mechanism of oxytocin is to induce labor.
So high levels of oxytocin help with contractions.
Now you deliver this baby.
Oxytocin's an analgesic, a pain reliever.
So intuitively in the body, when you're having those contractions.
You're producing this pain reliever and also this incredibly bonding hormone.
So when you deliver this beautiful child, which may look really ugly at this time and caused you so much pain for days and months.
And now you're like, oh my God, this is the best thing ever.
This child, oh my God, I would die for you.
Right.
That is that's that emotional powerful bonding hormone of oxytocin.
I definitely think it's definitely part of it's part of that role.
Or we would never have a second baby.
Amnesistic.
It has that amnesic ty type of effect too.
And then we found more work, you know, more with oxytocin.
It is in ways, it's a regenerative hormone.
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