Placenta Encapsulation
Have your shelf stable placenta pills ready in as little as 24hrs
But Why?
If you've made it this far, you likely already know that placenta contains your pregnancy hormones to help with extreme hormone crashes postpartum & loads of minerals and vitamins to help restock your body during this crucial healing time. There isn't a lot of research regarding the consumption of placenta in the postpartum, but many anecdotes that show that it has been useful medicine for some.
If you've made it this far, you likely already know that placenta contains your pregnancy hormones to help with extreme hormone crashes postpartum & loads of minerals and vitamins to help restock your body during this crucial healing time. There isn't a lot of research regarding the consumption of placenta in the postpartum, but many anecdotes that show that it has been useful medicine for some.
What can I expect?
The whole process takes 24 hours from start to finish. Phase one is steaming and dehydrating. Phase two is making the pills. This will require two visits to your home. I utilize your home in order to reduce the spread of pathogens from my space to yours, I disinfect the work area with bleach (if you do not prefer bleach in your home, please let me know), I practice excellent hand hygiene by thoroughly washing and wearing gloves at all times while handling your placenta from beginning to end, I do not reuse supplies that come in direct contact with raw placenta, and I sterilize items that come in direct contact with dehydrated placenta after every use.
Your jobs will be to let me know if at any time you find out your placenta is not edible (see list below), contact me once your placenta is ready, and to make sure the placenta is kept refrigerated.
Contraindications to encapsulation:
The whole process takes 24 hours from start to finish. Phase one is steaming and dehydrating. Phase two is making the pills. This will require two visits to your home. I utilize your home in order to reduce the spread of pathogens from my space to yours, I disinfect the work area with bleach (if you do not prefer bleach in your home, please let me know), I practice excellent hand hygiene by thoroughly washing and wearing gloves at all times while handling your placenta from beginning to end, I do not reuse supplies that come in direct contact with raw placenta, and I sterilize items that come in direct contact with dehydrated placenta after every use.
Your jobs will be to let me know if at any time you find out your placenta is not edible (see list below), contact me once your placenta is ready, and to make sure the placenta is kept refrigerated.
Contraindications to encapsulation:
- HIV
- Infection of the membranes (Chorioamnionitis)
- If the birthing person has an infection during or immediately following the birth.
- Infection of the baby within 48 hours of the birth.
- Lyme Disease
- Smoking or drug use during pregnancy
- Cancer of the placenta
Tip:
- If a care provider wants to bring your placenta into the pathology department for further review, request that they only take a small portion. It is illegal in all 50 states for them to deny you the right to take your placenta with you.
Cost
Base: $175
Travel: 0-30 minutes or less from my office $0
31-45 minutes $20
46+ minutes $50
Base: $175
Travel: 0-30 minutes or less from my office $0
31-45 minutes $20
46+ minutes $50
Add smoothies
2 for $15
2 for $15
Reviews
Megan was very nice and helpful with my decision to encapsulate my placenta. She answered all questions throughly and was patient when I had to stay a little longer at the hospital. Very professional and prompt!
-Jessica May
-Jessica May
