Talk:Perinatal matrices

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This page would benefit from additional sources- there appears to be one major source, and there is an in-text reference by author's last name without any corresponding information about the citation whatsoever. Furthermore, the article seems to be implicitly supportive of the more proscriptive and clinical elements (how a birth "should be", and potential health consequences thereof); as a layman I suspect these theories are both unverifiable and well outside mainstream science and medicine, and some clarification of its acceptance or lack thereof would be useful. D213 (talk) 21:54, 14 February 2013 (UTC)

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