WAIT
0-2 Minutes: Do nothing. Bond with the baby. Let the placenta separate naturally without interference.
For decades, hospitals have prioritized the doctor's convenience over the mother's safety. They place women on their backs (Lithotomy Position), forcing the uterus to work against gravity.
Medical textbooks openly admit that Controlled Cord Traction (pulling the placenta) carries a risk of Uterine Inversion—a life-threatening emergency.
Because their methods fail, they have redefined "Hemorrhage" to mean blood loss of 1,000 mL or more. They are normalizing massive blood loss.
The JSC Protocol uses simple physics. It requires no drugs, no devices, and no pulling. It only requires a watch and gravity.
0-2 Minutes: Do nothing. Bond with the baby. Let the placenta separate naturally without interference.
Minute 2: Move to a squatting position. This aligns the birth canal vertically, allowing gravity to assist.
Minute 3: The mother pushes the placenta out using her own muscles. Gravity does the work.
In a study of 2,149 consecutive vaginal births using the Gravity Medicine protocol:
| Metric | Standard Hospital Care | Gravity Medicine |
|---|---|---|
| Hemorrhage Rate (>500mL) | ~5% | 0% |
| Intervention Type | Drugs & Traction | Physics & Squatting |
| Maternal Mortality | Leading Cause of Death | 0 Deaths |