Postpartum is forever & Postpartum Depression effects entire families.

Postpartum fatigue effects up to 70% of women and:

  • Contributes to poor health, irritability and inability to concentrate.
  • Is linked to iron deficiency, anemia, inflammation and thyroid dysfunction.

Iron deficiency effects more than 50% of women of reproductive age and has a negative impact on:

  • Mother baby interactions.
  • Your ability to handle stress.
  • Energy levels, fitness ability, endurance capacity and cognition.
  • Baby’s brain and behavioral function long after the period of iron deficiency. Baby’s brain function is fundamentally altered.

Significant risk factors in developing Postpartum Depression are:

  • Fatigue.
  • Anemia.
  • Iron deficiency.
  • Birth interventions.
  • Thyroid dysfunction.
  • High body mass index.
  • Low levels of hormones.
  • Personal or family history of depression.

After birth, due to the sharp drop in:

  • Iron,
  • Blood,
  • Nutrients, and
  • Hormones...

It’s totally normal to feel:

  • Pain,
  • Sadness,
  • Stress,
  • Fatigue,
  • Depressed,
  • Sleep deprived,
  • Unbalanced, unsure and
  • Nervous about breastfeeding.

You have one chance at this life-changing experience to give your baby the best start. Your placenta can be the solution!

Why does it work?

  • Studies show that the placenta is full of bioavailable Iron, nutrients, and hormones.
  • Iron is necessary for energy and brain function.

Research shows that Iron Therapy significantly improves:

  • Fatigue levels, stress, and symptoms of depression.
  • Fitness levels, oxygen intake, and respiratory function.
  • Mood, apathy, ability to concentrate, and work efficiency.

Nutrients that replenish bodily stores for a healthy functioning of mother and baby are:

  • Calcium, Copper, Fiber, Magnesium, Manganese, Phosphorus, Potassium, Protein, Vitamin B6, and Zinc.

Hormones in the placenta can help you feel balanced and emotionally well.

Research shows that:

  • Prolactin - supports lactation.
  • Prostaglandins – reduce postnatal bleeding and promote healing.
  • Thyroid-stimulating hormone – stimulates the metabolism of almost every tissue in the body.
  • Placental opioid-enhancing factor – relieves pain and promotes maternal caretaking behaviors.
  • Estrogen, Progesterone and Corticotropin-releasing hormones – significantly reduce symptoms of depression.
  • Oxytocin – is the love releasing hormone, relieves pain and supports breastfeeding and mother-baby bonding.

All of these nutrients are found in the Placenta!

Placental Opiod-Enhancing Factor

  • Supplies high levels of pain relief by stimulating your body's own opioids and endorphins.
  • Accelerates your maternal attentiveness.

Prolactin

  • Necessary for milk production.
  • Triggers your maternal responses including feeding & keeping your baby safe.

Prostaglandins

  • Reduce postnatal bleeding and inflammation.

Endogenous Opioids

  • Help facilitate the rapid onset of maternal care taking behaviors.

Estrogen & Progesterone

  • Balance brain chemistry.
  • Build collagen.

Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone

  • Stimulates the metabolism of almost every cell in the body!
  • Promotes recovery from stress on your body.
  • Boosts energy.

Cortisone

  • Increase energy.
  • Reduces stress.

Corticotropin-releasing Hormone, Vitamin B6 & Zinc

  • Significantly reduce depression.

Iron

  • Improves infant development.
  • Improves cognition & focus.
  • Improves energy & fitness.
  • Improves mood, emotions, & depression.

Oxytocin

  • Serious pain relieving & euphoric qualities.
  • Responsible for early maternal instincts.
  • Promotes your emotional well-being during a critical time.  Your baby is developing their ability to love & you both experience love as a result of Oxytocin, encouraging bonding & providing comfort & security.

Plus More

  • Calcium, Magnesium, Potassium, Phosphorous, Copper, Hemoglobin, Manganese, Fiber, Protein, Super Stem Cells and more.

With placenta encapsulation, these benefits are possible:

  • Faster healing.
  • Increased energy.
  • After birth pain relief.
  • Plentiful milk production.
  • Reduced postnatal bleeding.
  • Improved mother-baby bonding.
  • A balanced feeling of overall wellness.
  • Improved infant awareness and development.
  • Improved brain function for mother and baby.
  • An easy transition for mother and baby with less stress.
  • Improved mood and emotions throughout your postpartum period.
  • Improvements in fitness ability, endurance capacity, and work efficiency.
FAQs

What are the different placenta preparations used for?

Placenta Pills can

  • Lighten stress & fatigue.
  • Reduce after birth pains.
  • Promote bonding.
  • Support milk production.
  • Reduce bleeding & swelling.
  • Help the uterus return to its original shape & size.

Frozen Placenta Edibles can

  • Trigger maternal instincts.
  • Trigger milk production.
  • Stop internal bleeding.
  • Ease fatigue.
  • Improve brain function.

Placenta-Infused Tincture can be used for

  • Extended breastfeeding.
  • Times of weaning.
  • Returning to work.
  • Times of anxiety or sadness.
  • Infertility, PMS, & menopausal symptoms.
  • Strengthening the immune system & kidneys.
  • Arthritis & much more.
Reservation & Pricing Details

References:

  1. Postpartum fatigue and evidence=based interventions. Elizabeth j corwin phd rn cnp and megan arbour ms cnm. Vol 32 No 4. July/august 2007.
  2. Maternal iron deficiency anemia affects pp emotions and cognition! Nutritional epidemiology. The journal of nutrition. Copyright 2005 american society for nutritional sciences. Initial review completed 10 sept 2004 by john l beard, Michael k Hendricks, eva m perez, laura e murray-kolls, arstrid berg, lynne Vernon-fagans, james irlam, washiefa issacs, alan sive and mark Tomlinson, dept of nutritional sciences. The Pennsylvania state univ
  3. Review article. Have we forgotten the significance of pp iron deficiency? American journal of obstetrics and gynecology (2005). 93. ajog.org. copyright 2005 el sevier inc. lisa m bodnar phd mph rd. mary e cogswell, dr ph rn, that mcdonald, md. Revised and accepted on 12/6/2004.
  4. Powered by Bnet.com Copyright 1995 Discover. Copyright 2004 Gale Group Baby Blues – ppd attributed to low levels of corticotropia releasing hormones after placenta is gone – Brief article. Website location?
  5. Review article. Hormonal changes in the postpartum and implications for postpartum depression. Vol 39 No 2. Mar-april 1998. Copyright 1998 the academy of psychosomatic medicine. From the ucla neuropsychiatric institute and hospital and w la veterans affairs med center : victoria hendrick, md. Lori l. a lt shuler md. Rita suri md.
  6. Participation of placental opioid-enhancing factor in opioid-modulated events at parturition. Inabis 1998. Website? Author?
  7. Placenta as a lactagogon. By eva soykova-pachnerova, vlastimil brutar, berta 1950-1969. Golova, eva zvolska. From the first obstetric clinic, Charles univ, prague. Gynaecologia; international monthly review of obstetrics and gynaecology. Volume 138 No 61954 pgs 617-27
  8. Clinical practice. Does eating placenta offer pp health benefits? Michelle beacock. Edge hill univ. copyright british journal of midwifery. July 2012 vol 20 No 7. P 464-. MarkAllen Publishing Ltd.
  9. Primary care. Iron supplementation for unexplained fatigue in non-anemic women: double blind randomized placebo controlled trial. Copyright 2003 bmj publishing group ltd.
  10. Enhancement of opiod-mediated analgesia: a solution to the enigma of placentaophagia. Mark b Kristal mb. Dept of psychology, state univ of new york. Neurosci. Biobehav rev 15(3) 425-435, 1991.
  11. Placentophagia: a biobehavioral enigma. Mark b Kristal. Neuroscience and biobehavioral reviews. Vol 4. Pp 141-150. Dept of psychology, state univ of ny at buffalo. Feb 2 1980.
  12. Nutrients and hormones. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10932499
  13. (Robin Lim, 172, A study by The Center for Neurobehavioral Development at the University of Minnesota School of Medicine)
  14. Researchers at the national institute of health (nih) has found evidence new mothers have lower than normal levels of crh (4)
  15. Article online about epidurals and postpartum depression
  16. http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/springer/clac/2015/00000006/00000003/art00002 Recent Study
  17. Estrogen therapy study: https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT00059228
  18. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0010694/ Prostaglandins reduce hemorrhaging

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