Placenta Encapsulation: Natures Best Medicine

OK... you've spent 9+ months growing this gorgeous baby (or two), but did you know you've also spent that time growing some of mother nature's most perfect medicine to help you recover after giving birth? Though it is routinely disarded as medical waste in our society, enapsulating your placenta and ingesting it in medicinal doses can completely change your post-partum experience. Every mamal on this planet (other than humans) instinctually ingest their placenta as soon as they give birth, yet this completely natural part of the birth has almost been lost in our culture.

Encapsulated placenta pills are highly effective in helping to treat:

post partum depression and baby blues

low iron levels

lactation insufficiency

uterine contactions/returning to it's original size

fatigue

hormone imbalance

low immunity

post natal bleeding

anxiety

So why is this medicine so effective?

Your placenta holds on to valuable nurtients and hormones that your body produced during your pregnancy. Ingesting it is the most natural and effective way for your body to replenish its resources. Some of these nutrients include:

gammaglobulin: protects the body against infection and boosts immune system

Vitamin B6: fights depression/balances hormones

Prolactin: Promotes lactation

Gonadotropin: restores estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone to normal levels

Oxytocin: promotes healthy bonding and supports breast feeding

Thyroid Stimulating Hormone: increase energy/decrease stress

Cortisone: increase energy/decrease stress

Interferon: stimulates the immune system

Prostoglandins: antiinflammatory/helps uterus return to it's normal size

Hemoglobin: increase iron levels

Urokinase IF: stops post partum bleeding/supports wound healing

Encapsulation is a service that I offer in my practice. For more information about the process or benifits, please contact me at any time. It is recommended that you contact me about encapsulation services before giving birth to ensure proper storage and transport. I look forward to hearing from you!