Placenta Encapsulation
Some Facts about the AMAZING Placenta!
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• The placenta is made up of 50% cells from the mother and 50% of the cells from the baby. If you know anything about organ donation, you will know how amazing it is that the mother’s body doesn’t reject it.
• The sperm is responsible for creating the placenta and umbilical cord. So, technically, the placenta is *his* organ- growing in your body, supporting the baby you both created. How beautiful is that?
• A placenta is typically about 1/6th the weight of the baby (1-3 lbs).
• A baby can send stem cells through the placenta to heal its mother's organs if they are struggling, including the brain, liver, kidney and lung. The placenta also creates cells to protect the mother’s heart and fend of breast cancer.
• The placenta preforms the duties of a lung, liver, kidney and its own endocrine system providing all the hormones for both mama and baby throughout pregnancy.
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Many women experience positive effects of placenta encapsulation. Increased milk supply, less postpartum bleeding, elevated mood, and speedier recovery are the most common. If you would like for me to encapsulate your placenta, even if I'm not your doula, please reach out to me by email. I can send you my package options, and you can ask me any questions you may have about the process. I encapsulate your placenta in my home using food grade supplies. I also have a Texas Food Handlers certification, I apply my knowledge of food born illness and blood pathogens when handling any placenta. I can assure you that your placenta will be handled respectfully and safely. You will be able to store capsules in the freezer for many years.


