Kirill Repjew -

As a former doctor I'd like to tell you something..

In the "obstetrics - hospital" there is a silent and unofficial rule of immediate cutting of the umbilical cord. But you don't have that obligation!

It happens like this because the newborn at the time of birth is in a double respiratory state. First, it gets oxygen and nutrients through the umbilical cord. His lungs are not fully activated yet, he gradually starts breathing air through his nose and then slowly activates his lungs. What do the "doctors" do? The umbilical cord is cut off immediately after birth, cutting off the flow of oxygen and nutrients. The child is crumbling, starts taking a deep breath and tries to activate the lungs: it hurts! Also the crib blood must get to the baby!

If the umbilical cord is cut off immediately, the baby will not have enough blood immediately after birth. However, the blood in the placenta contains the child's natural immune spectrum. In other words, if the umbilical cord is immediately cut off, part of the child's natural immunity is deliberately being denied.

Why ? A child that does not initially reach full immunity will likely have many health problems throughout his life. This in turn means that “meds” can now tell parents that their child needs shots, pills, mixtures, and surgery. The more children and unhealthy people, the more patient-patient "medicine". Nothing personal, just business.

The umbilical cord should NOT be cut 1 HOUR AFTER BIRTH. The "doctors" don't think about this. For all the fictional reasons they want this to end as soon as possible. Medical practice wants the umbilical cord and tendon to remain as cool as possible.

Now the question: why do drugs need a fresh bed and umbilical cord? Expensive medical and cosmetic preparations are made from their fabrics. This is one of the main reasons why medical practice does not want people to give birth at home in a comfortable and familiar atmosphere. If more and more people were doing it anyway, drugs would lose an important source of income. "

"This article is aimed not only to educate pregnant women and fathers, but also cosmetic enthusiasts who, in their ignorance, in addition to any chemicals, apply their faces with these cosmetics.”

Source: Kirill Repjew

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Omg this is crazy! I would have never even thought of this. I guess it’s just something I would have trusted the Dr. with 😱

I googled and all I could really find in regards as to why it “should be” cut right away is because there is a slightly increased risk of jaundice, due to high bilirubin levels in the blood.

It is extremely well known. The placenta has an extremely important job and gives the baby its very best. The baby needs this segway from the just being born to trying to adjust to the outside world. Precious minutes are critical. ❤️

More research and you will find tons of people who support leaving the cord attached as long as possible, just like nature intended. ❤️

In nature would it just fall off with time?

Yes, though it might take a while and could be inconvenient, but, once the blood is transferred, I don't see the harm in cutting it and tying off the end until the body deals with it in its own time

If it fell off naturally would there be a belly button still?

Yes.

Yes it shrivels up and gets hard. You don’t have to wait that long, but for gods sake let the placenta give its super good gifts to the baby first.

👌

Meeeeeeh. That doesn't pass the smell test. Smells fishy.

Do more research. Trust nature, over the government medical system.

I just spend the past 40 min googling, it checks out.

OK. But I'm still not sure it's worth lessening the other benefits of waiting.

Well, I dono, I need to read more. But it’s an interesting topic.

The question is are you ready to eat the placenta.

https://www.twilightheadquarters.com/placenta.html

No I have no desire to eat it.

I’ll pass on that one ✋

But I would save the placenta for my child’s future.

I've heard of both. I'm not sure what *I* would do, but I'd support my wife's decision.

The only correct answer

👏

We didn't save anything, ourselves

It is, and I'm much more in the side of waiting, and that most hospital stuff is... No longer beneficial. (Acute trauma aside...)

This is not true in Canada. The practice was changed years ago.

Guidelines in Canada state to delay clamping and cutting the cord, for the reasons Frank outlined above.

I wasn’t sure if you were referring to a change in practise for the delayed cord clamping, or pertaining to something for placenta usage.

Pretty sure in Canada they classify one minute as delayed.

Yes, I think 60-90 seconds. We didn’t clamp for five minutes for our four births. My wife was hemorrhaging pretty badly on our fourth.

That’s scary! Emergency situations definitely call for action regardless of the standards practised. Also, congrats on the ‘big’ family 😅

Yes. Thanks Beth! 💜🫂

Ps - my wife is way stronger than me 😁

What a kind comment!

😁💜

As a first-time father I was tricked into cutting the cord in the way you describe. My wife still kind of holds it against me, saying I should have known better.

How could you know better? Hardly anyone knows this

Your Own Research.

Not government schools.

Not governments approved information.

Yes but what I’m saying is that its not reasonable to hold it against him

Oh, yes. I agree.

How do you think about male genital mutilation, *ahem* I mean circumcision? 😏