JoannWilheim

' ' (WILHEIM, 2002, pg. 58), being launched in its sanguineous chain reaching the embryo through umbilical docordo. This happens when the mother if finds in a state detenso, called she estresse. With the increase of these neuro-hormonais substances, meets known it adrenalin rise of the cortisone. The embryo reacts comoum ' ' shield protetor' ': ' ' … the rise of the level of cortisol, that, launched in the circulatria chain, it can affect physiological the embryo to ouprovocar in it a reaction of ' to close-se' in a species of ' shield protetor' to be protected from the painful effect caused by such substances … ' ' (WILHEIM, 2002, pg. 59).

For better we understand this process, JoannWilheim (2002) describes thus it: ' ' … Other catecolaminas less known by people laypeople are the noradrenalina, aserotonina, the oxitocina, the epinefrina, the norepinefrina and the dopamina. Todaselas, a time launched in the sanguineous chain, produces psicolgicasassociadas sensations to the fear and the anguish. When gifts in the sanguineous chain dame, cross the placentria barrier entering in the sanguineous chain queabastece the embryo by means of the umbilical lace. The embryo will go then to feel the emotional mesmaperturbao felt by the mother: fear and anguish. Therefore, that is davia part of emptica communication seems to be of basic importance for ofeto. Everything leads to believe that it needs aid of the mother to process impurezase toxins for it produced and it passing, of which it sentenecessidade of if exempting by means of a desintoxicao carried through for its mepara it …

‘ ‘ (WILHEIM 2002, pg. 59). Then, the embryo needs the aid of the mother to paraprocessar the lived bothering sensations in elapsing of day-by-day breaking dastristezas of the mother. But, if the mother if finds in states of depression, melancholy, sadness, low auto-esteem, it ‘ ‘ esquece’ ‘ with the future baby, it leaves to be available for, leaving it ' ' sozinho' '.