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Oxytocin plays an important biological role in parents and their newborn babies.

Exploring the role of oxytocin, the "closeness hormone," this book delves into its profound impact on intimacy and relationships. It highlights how oxytocin fosters connections between parents and children, enhances love and companionship, and builds trust in society. The author examines its effects during pregnancy, childbirth, and breastfeeding, as well as its significance in adult relationships and social interactions. Additionally, the book discusses the connection between food and closeness, suggesting that oxytocin may be vital for health and longevity.