Summary Notes:
The circadian rhythm controls what happens when
Via genes, the circadian rhythm controls the creation of sperm, eggs, sex hormones, puberty and overall fertility1
Mitochondrial health depends on a healthy circadian rhythm to balance pro-oxidative and antioxidant forces (redox) in pregnancy2
Redox balance allows sperm creation, egg creation, and implantation to complete3
Melatonin, controlled by the circadian rhythm, plays a major role in balancing redox as well as fertility4
Any free person can access a lifestyle that nurtures their circadian rhythm
The placenta connects the baby to its mother’s circadian rhythm in utero5
Placental health requires high melatonin6
Melatonin itself is a powerful endogenous—ie, made by the body—antioxidant that protects health of both mother and baby in pregnancy7
Melatonin climbs throughout pregnancy and peaks at the time of birth8
There is a synergy between melatonin and oxytocin in the uterus9
Oxytocin vs pitocin
Endogenous melatonin vs synthetic melatonin
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