We are pleased to confirm the screening of Microbirth Movie by - TopicsExpress



          

We are pleased to confirm the screening of Microbirth Movie by Birth Zone in conjunction with Breastfeeding Q&A Dubai UAE and the Association of Breastfeeding Mothers this coming Saturday 20th September, in the public auditorium at Al Zahra Hospital Dubai in Al Barsha who are very generously hosting the event and sponsoring refreshments! Many thanks to Victoria Keenan for arranging all this at the last minute! Entry is free but voluntary donations will be accepted for Breastfeeding Q&A and the ABM and to cover costs. Prior registration is required at birthzone.ae/#!events/chj8 From the films website: MicroBirth is a new feature-length documentary looking at birth in a whole new way; through the lens of a microscope. The film investigates the latest scientific research that is starting to link the way babies are born with health in later life, particularly the increased risk of children developing certain immune-related conditions, including asthma, type 1 diabetes, celiac (coeliac) disease, obesity, cardio-vascular diseases, mental health disorders and even some cancers. The purpose of the documentary is to raise public awareness of the importance of “seeding the baby’s microbiome” at birth with the mother’s own bacteria – this bacteria helps train the immune system to recognise what is “friend” and what is “foe”. We believe “seeding of the baby’s microbiome” should be on every birth plan – for even if vaginal birth isn’t possible, immediate skin-to-skin contact and breastfeeding can still help to provide bacteria crucial to the development of the baby’s immune system. In the scientists’ view, if we can get the seeding of the baby’s microbiome right at birth, this could make a massive difference to the baby’s health for the rest of its life. Consequently, we believe that “Microbirth” is of extreme importance for global health and potentially, for the future of mankind! This would be a great film for anyone involved in supporting women in the peri-natal period in a voluntary or professional capacity, or with an interest in gut health. Please do spread the word to any friends or colleagues who may be interested! youtu.be/6CTmwUU2iHU
Posted on: Sun, 14 Sep 2014 15:49:08 +0000

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