BOOK - Birth in comics - Volume 1

This comic is useless: what it explains, women already know. But they don't know that they know it. Their conscious, intelligent brain, their overdeveloped human neocortex, filled with fears for centuries, pushes them to accept an overmedicalization of birth. Considered the "weaker sex", they ended up believing that giving birth was necessarily painful, dangerous, violent... and that they were unable to do so without doctors. However, through external interventions, we end up inhibiting the part of the brain that has known how to do it for millennia. This book explains physiology. It tells the story of what happens when women give birth without fear and without parasitic gestures. Giving women back intimate knowledge of how their bodies work is giving them back power. Give us back our power. That of feeling strong and competent to give life. “Thinking about it, my neocortex tells me that maybe this book isn't so useless after all. »