All About the Placenta
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Ingredients. Benefits. Reasons.
Hormones & Nutrients

Testing was done on 28 samples of encapsulated placenta to look at specific hormonal and nutritional ingredients. Below is a list of the highest levels found after encapsulation.

  • Estradiol           Calcium
  •  Iron                   Magnesium
  •  Zinc                  Progesterone
  •  Melatonin         Prolactin
Benefits

Women are reporting many benefits of placenta encapsulation. Below are the most commonly reported:

  • 67% Increased energy
  • 81% Improved emotions
  • 43% Increased lactation
  • 57% Decreased postpartum mood disorders
  • 81% Faster recovery time
  • 48% Shorter postpartum bleeding
"Baby Blues" or More?

Estrogen and progesterone levels drop significantly after the birth of your baby and delivery of the placenta. Due to this sudden and dramatic shift in hormones, many women can struggle with the beginning stages of postpartum mood disorders or "baby blues". Placenta encapsulation can help provide a more gentle transition by reintroducing these hormones into the body and slowly weaning them down. 

Postpartum Fatigue

Parenthood brings many changes, both emotionally and physically. We are given this new life to take care of while our bodies heal, all on very little sleep. Postpartum fatigue isn't solely due to reduced rest but possibly an iron deficiency. Anemia (low iron) can affect more than 30% of women in the US and cause a number of issues in the postpartum body. Studies have shown that the dehydrated placenta contains high levels of iron, which can naturally boost your levels and bring a bit of life back into your body.  
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