If you had severe PPD you may change your mind. I got mine put into capsules this time. If it may help I'll do it...it sucks having PPD. And I feel great this time so maybe it worked! It is gross if you think about it to much but I just fig
In many cultures in Peru, the placenta gets buried under the front door of the house or under the fireplace, depending if it's a boy or a girl. But it's not gross.
Im having mine encapsulated hopefully anytime now. im over due. i hired a chick to pick it up from the hospital we are bringibg a gallon sized container and styrafoam cooler. she encapsulates it asap and drops the pills off at my house. she also makes a
Well, I guess here is my FFC. I ate my placenta in smoothie form with DD in January. It would have been about $200 to encapsulate it and I figured I'd just go for it. DH cleaned it and chopped it up and we froze it in ice cube trays. Then I'd stick a f
Makes me wanna throw up thinking about it honestly. I do not want to eat my after birth.... We are human's not dogs. It's a human organ that eliminates waste as part if it's function. I make a point not to eat anything I push out of my body.
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I will be doing it next baby (encapsulating that is). My midwife thinks it will help my milk supply and I'll be damned if anything stops me from breastfeeding next time around.
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I got my placenta put into capsules to take like a daily vitamin, I still take them 13 months later and am planning to have it done again for baby # 2 due in Oct.
It really helped with my moods after and feeling overwhelmed.
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I think it's nasty, encapsulated or not, but that's just me. Not saying I wouldn't try it if I had PPD, or would think negatively on anyone else who did it.
The thought makes me shudder.
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I'm pretty sure I've never heard of anyone STRAIGHT UP eating it. Capsule is probably the most popular, but there are other *methods* of consuming it. No one is going around tearing chunks off with their teeth O.o Sounds *gross* to me to
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Re: eating the placenta? please tell me I'm not alone.
I just threw up in my mouth a little.
In many cultures in Peru, the placenta gets buried under the front door of the house or under the fireplace, depending if it's a boy or a girl. But it's not gross.
It's spelled 'disgusting' by the way.
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Eating a placenta, as in, EATING a placenta (or putting it in a smoothie, etc.) really skeeves me out, but to each their own.
Eating a placenta via encapsulation, NBD and there are supposed benefits and certainly no real drawbacks. I very s
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Well, I guess here is my FFC. I ate my placenta in smoothie form with DD in January. It would have been about $200 to encapsulate it and I figured I'd just go for it. DH cleaned it and chopped it up and we froze it in ice cube trays. Then I'd stick a f
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I got my placenta put into capsules to take like a daily vitamin, I still take them 13 months later and am planning to have it done again for baby # 2 due in Oct.
It really helped with my moods after and feeling overwhelmed.
I think it's nasty, encapsulated or not, but that's just me. Not saying I wouldn't try it if I had PPD, or would think negatively on anyone else who did it.
The thought makes me shudder.
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