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The Benefits of Placenta Encapsulation

The Benefits: ​Many new mothers suffer from mood instability starting in the first week after giving birth. Dubbed the “baby blues”, which is considered a normal part of birth recovery. Since the hormonal fluctuations are considered the root of the issue and eventually regulate themselves, no treatment is given. Women are left to cope on their own, losing the first precious weeks with their newborn baby to an emotional roller coaster of different feelings and exhaustion.

If the baby blues worsen into a diagnosis of postpartum depression, anti-depressants may be prescribed. Anti-depressants, like almost all drugs, are passed to the baby through breastmilk, and mothers who do not want to expose their babies to these medications are often faced with the decision to either stop breast feeding or struggle with depression. Women suffer through the baby blues almost as a rite of passage to motherhood. But, it does not have to be this way. In many cultures the placenta is considered the tree of life, and for good reason, because without it life would not be possible. Most all mammals consume their placenta after birthing. This is proven to help stabilize iron and hormonal balance, as well as assist with lactation. Your baby’s placenta, contained in capsule form, can assist with: * balancing Yang or Chi depleted by the labors and energy of birth * replenish iron, minerals and vitamins * balance hormones * lessen bleeding postnatally * increase milk production * curb postpartum depression * help mother experience a “happier” postpartum period * assist the return of the uterus to pre-pregnancy size * prevent postpartum hair loss due to hormonal changes * be helpful to a woman during menopause ​ The placenta is amazing! Its sacred responsibilities include providing nourishment to and eliminating waste from the baby. It allows the baby to breath through mom, secretes hormones that regulate and maintain pregnancy, and block may harmful substances from the baby, as well. ​And like in pregnancy, the placenta has amazing abilities during the postpartum period. The placenta can heal, sustain, and strengthen.