The functions of orgasms - Odent M.

Michel Odent , pioneer of natural childbirth, highlights the profound physiological analogies underlying three fundamental life processes: birth, breastfeeding and mating. Processes regulated by the same cocktail of hormones and which, if experienced consciously and in optimal conditions, constitute an ecstatic experience of profound transformation.

As we continue reading, what the author means by the science of love, cocktail of love hormones, orgasmogenic cocktail, ejection reflex, milky way, genital scale, transcendent ecstatic state, hard wired, emerges more and more. It becomes more and more exciting to follow the thread of the discussion, which is at the same time impeccable, acute and 'transgressive'.

Michel Odent gives us a hymn to joy, pleasure and the desire to live. As an incurable visionary, he offers us the keys to building a better future in the fullest sense of the term, starting right here and now with concrete actions aimed at facilitating the flow of the orgasmogenic cocktail.

Studying the functions of orgasms in the era of the scientificization of love will inevitably lead the author to mention recent technical advances, which are making love hormones superfluous. For example, cesarean section has become an easier, faster and safer operation than ever.

We also have at our disposal safe and effective pharmacological substitutes for the hormones that the woman is programmed to secrete during childbirth. For these reasons, humanity finds itself in an unprecedented situation. Until recently, despite all cultures profoundly disturbing the physiological processes of birth, a woman was forced to rely on the release of a complex cocktail of hormones if she wanted to have a child.

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