I confess. The forcefulness of this extraordinary man, the gynecologist Pere Enguix, has reached my blood and throat. For me, the gynecologist of freedom. Founder of the clinic Aquarium He has dedicated his life to granting women the possibility of being free and choosing for themselves, and of recovering their reproductive life as their own, not as a disease in the hands of medicine or politicians. His statements, in the interview he recently published "Levante.com", could lead me to a book and not just an article.
Its mode of expression is direct and even hard. Sometimes someone needs to express themselves that way.
Pere Enguix explains that the "The Medicine in general it is excessively directivist, tax, coercing"And explain how in Aquarium: " We do not deliver without pain, we do births without violence. The transit of the childbirth is little transcendent, be it natural, vaginal, in the water, caesarean section, the fundamental thing is the reception of the mother with the baby, her relationship with him and the lactation immediate. I say that if children do not have enough tits, they will always be hanging on a tit. If the baby does not have enough emotional satisfaction with his mother, he will be an emotional dependent throughout his life, the health of the adult individual is generated in the first year of life"Add that:"We have medicalized the reproductive process and we become a woman disease, we typify it from the first rule until menopause. Women have been great clients for doctors, submissive and obedient; Fortunately some rebel, alter the order seeking personal autonomy at the time of birth."
Rate as "bestiality"Let the babies cry in the crib and consider that to avoid school failure you should not take the children to the psychiatrist but radically change a system that manages the children" They are absolutely not interested in what they are learning. They get bored at school and at home their parents are never, and if they are they don't take care of them."
Finally, pick up a phrase about his philosophy of life that is worth framing: "Fortunately I chose the moment of birth and not that of death because I have preferences. But I think we have to accept death as an immediate possibility. Death makes us free: if you think you can die tomorrow, today you have to be happy."
