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Mentalization – oxytocin and breastfeeding ‣ Women who are breastfeeding appear to be less physiologically reactive to stress, which may be accounted for by the stimulation of the nipple as well as the close social contact, both of which increase oxytocin release (Amico, Johnson & Vagnucci 1994)
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