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Michael Pollan wrote [1] about an evolutionary biologist who did this exact thing after his daughter was born via cesarian.

A tourist was forced to undergo a cesarian in order to take away her child?

It's speculated that cesarian births do not get exposure the the mother's vaginal flora and their microbiome does not get properly seeded.

First, find out the percentages of cesarian birth and breastfeeding for both your obstetrician and your hospital as compared to the national average.

Birth weights do seem to be going up, possible thanks to cesarian sections.

Even for cesarian sections, which are scheduled, things can go awry.

My first son was by cesarian and we did not have insurance.

When we had our daughter I was annoyed that I ended up paying about £50 for parking for the week that recovery from the cesarian took.

>First, find out the percentages of cesarian birth and breastfeeding for both your obstetrician and your hospital as compared to the national average.

As fun as it sounds to go back to 25-50% infant mortality, I would prefer we keep this in hospitals and do cesarian sections and other interventions when necessaru.

Doctors don't know everything, and I'd venture that effectively no research on the effects of a cesarian on the baby's gut health was done before the procedure became widespread.

Only after diplomatic intervention was an Italian woman able to reveal one of these secret courts had forced a cesarian on her and the removal of her baby after she had been treated for depression.

Worth noting that not only was Spengler a key intellectual figure in promoting fascism (despite his later private opposition to Nazism), his 'Cesarian age' concept - predicting a dictatorship to succeed democracy - is at the root of much neo-nazism today.