The Shift Episode 21: Natural Birth with Jeanice Barcelo

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Published on Nov 23, 2020
In this episode join host Doug McKenty as he discuss the importance of natural birth with Jeanice Barcelo, author of Birth Trauma and the Dark Side of Modern Medicine. The conversation goes deep into the misguided and even Lucifarian approach of the medical establishment to usurp the birth process, creating a traumatic experience for father, mother and child that often breaks apart families and scars the baby for life. Jeanice outlines the many ways in which the medically induced birth process, from induction to cord cutting to circumcision, function to disassociate parents from the birth process while preventing very important bonding between mother and child in the hours and days after birth. For more information about Jeanice Barcelo go to http://birthofanewearth.com/. Find out more about making The Shift at https://theshiftnow.com/.

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