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YOUR PLACENTA, MADE BY YOU, FOR YOU

that's the placenta

The placenta is an organ that develops in the uterus during pregnancy. Unlike other organs, the placenta only exists during pregnancy. The placenta allows for the exchange of nutrients, oxygen, and blood between the pregnant person and baby. The placenta attaches to the wall of the uterus (usually on the back, top, or right or left sides). The amniotic sac and the umbilical cord are both attached to the placenta. After giving birth, the placenta is expelled from the uterus, and the umbilical cord is cut.

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your placenta

16+

DETECTABLE CONCENTRATIONS OF HORMONES PRESENT AFTER DEHYDRATING THE PLACENTA, WHICH COULD CONCEIVABLY YIELD PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS

5.94
mg

OF IRON
PER 100 GRAMS
OF PLACENTA

14

TRACE MINERALS AND ELEMENTS REMAIN AFTER DEHYDRATION OF YOUR PLACENTA

24%

OF A LACTATING WOMANS RECOMMENDED DAILY ALLOWANCE OF IRON IS PROVIDED WHEN TAKING PLACENTA CAPSULES DAILY

7

B VITAMINS ARE CONTAINED IN A PLACENTA WEIGHING 450G. THESE INCLUDE B1, B2, B5, B6, B7, B9 AND B12

97%

OF WOMEN WHO PARTICIPATE IN PLACENTA CONSUMPTION, REPORTED A POSITIVE OR VERY POSITIVE EXPERIENCE

1. Data collected from 189 women from the study "Human Maternal Placentophagy: A Survey of Self-Reported Motivations and Experiences Associated with Placenta Consumption", Selander, et al. 2. Young, S. M., Gryder, L. K., Zava, D., Kimball, D. W., & Benyshek, D. C. (2016). Presence and concentration of 17 hormones in human placenta processed for encapsulation and consumption. Placenta 3. Sydney Chang, Laura Lodico, Zev Williams, Nutritional composition and heavy metal content of the human placenta, Placenta. 4. Selander J. (2014). Research on placenta encapsulation. Midwifery today with international midwife.

I'm going well with them, I started with one a day and now onto two. Might go to three soon, as the sleep deprivation is kicking in, ha! I think they have helped immensely! Even though our sleep is broken at night, I still have heaps of energy throughout the day! (A nap helps to but I think the pills make a big difference in not feeling exhausted compared to just sleepy). Also think they have helped my hormones so much!

Apart from my first week out of hospital when I was super weepy, I feel very calm and level with everything. Little baby is a bit colicky and I can even go through his unsettled periods just staying calm for him and I also think it's helped my husband and I bond better because I'm not hormonal/tired narky to him. I'll be sad when they run out!