Maternal Marvels: The Super Senses of Pregnancy and Motherhood

The video explores the heightened sense of smell in pregnant women due to hormonal changes, demonstrated through experiments comparing pregnant and non-pregnant women. It explains the biological connection between olfactory and reproductive systems. The video also highlights mothers' abilities to recognize their babies' scents and cries, facilitated by hormonal and neurological mechanisms, enhancing mother-child bonding.

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