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Re: Study - Hypnosis and Breech ConversionFrom: Ronald Helm (ronhelm@ronhelm.seanet.com)Sat May 31 14:58:10 1997
Paul Prior wrote: Give me a break. A local midwife group has also published information in a newsletter that suggested by rubbing a woman's feet in certain places it will turn a baby from breech to vertex... Snake oil. But it might turn the "client" from breech to vertex :-) As I said before, since 97% of all births are vertex at term, throwing salt over your left shoulder or baying at the moon will have a 97% success rate. Ron
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