Thank you for your honest review!! I had only heard of people that said it really was great for them and its good to hear the flip side of the coin as well. I am now 36 weeks pregnant and I have been debating a lot on consuming my placenta, but it seems most medics are seriously advising against it and I was starting to not know what to think. But now I think I'll just do as you did. Let the pills be made and really observe my symptoms and my baby's when I use them and continue or discontinue accordingly
I feel that eating your own placenta puts all the good hormones back into your body. There are so many benefits. I also would suggest that women should clean and flush our livers before carrying a child, because your liver regulates your hormones and gets rid of excess hormones In the body.
I read that the placenta can inhibit milk production by taking in progesterone . I would like to try it due to many positive experiences read but now I am wary! It seems your experience wasn’t great either . Maybe we aren’t meant to take it . Monkeys don’t eat their placenta and they are the closest mammal to us
Your body reacts to ingesting your placenta in a completely different way from it staying behind in your uterus. Typically moms who choose to encapsulate and ingest their placenta have increased supply of milk, not inhibition!
That is simply not true. I am a RN with over 2 decades of experience with hospital and homebirth. I am also a lactation consultant. I have seen many mommas milk supply drop after taking placental supplements. Although some mothers may experience benefits, there is not enough evidence to confirm that this is not simply a placebo effect and anecdotal. Although I believe women should do whatever they feel is best for themselves, I cannot recommend consuming their placenta because there’s not enough science to support it and if anything, the science we do have does not show any benefit. placentarisks.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Health-Implications-to-Consider-with-Placenta-for-Consumption-Researched.pdf
I find this interesting I'm possible pregnant and choose to do the natchrel way. If I have a Lowe risk pregnancy I would like to have a water birth like one of my sitter in law did for her births. I'm also debating of eating the plecnta so thank you .
I'm 6 weeks away from having my 4th child and im going to attempt a natural birth and was wondering about if I should or shouldn't eat the placenta and after seeing that I can put it in a convenient pill form I definitely want to at least try it, so do I just inform the hospital in birthing plan that I want the placenta stored for me to take home or do I bring like my own lil cooler for transport like im just wondering how i go about making sure I get to take it home and keep it fresh between the time of delivery and when I do get home? ( usually about 24-48 hrs in hospital where I'm located)
I recommend finding a trusted placenta specialist in your area to help you manage this! They usually take care of all of that for you, including preparation!
This was so helpful, thank you. Important to have a range of honest perspectives!
You're so welcome!
Thank you for your honest review!! I had only heard of people that said it really was great for them and its good to hear the flip side of the coin as well. I am now 36 weeks pregnant and I have been debating a lot on consuming my placenta, but it seems most medics are seriously advising against it and I was starting to not know what to think. But now I think I'll just do as you did. Let the pills be made and really observe my symptoms and my baby's when I use them and continue or discontinue accordingly
I feel that eating your own placenta puts all the good hormones back into your body. There are so many benefits. I also would suggest that women should clean and flush our livers before carrying a child, because your liver regulates your hormones and gets rid of excess hormones In the body.
I read that the placenta can inhibit milk production by taking in progesterone . I would like to try it due to many positive experiences read but now I am wary! It seems your experience wasn’t great either . Maybe we aren’t meant to take it . Monkeys don’t eat their placenta and they are the closest mammal to us
Your body reacts to ingesting your placenta in a completely different way from it staying behind in your uterus. Typically moms who choose to encapsulate and ingest their placenta have increased supply of milk, not inhibition!
@@mamanatural this is super wierd
That is simply not true. I am a RN with over 2 decades of experience with hospital and homebirth. I am also a lactation consultant. I have seen many mommas milk supply drop after taking placental supplements. Although some mothers may experience benefits, there is not enough evidence to confirm that this is not simply a placebo effect and anecdotal. Although I believe women should do whatever they feel is best for themselves, I cannot recommend consuming their placenta because there’s not enough science to support it and if anything, the science we do have does not show any benefit. placentarisks.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Health-Implications-to-Consider-with-Placenta-for-Consumption-Researched.pdf
I find this interesting I'm possible pregnant and choose to do the natchrel way. If I have a Lowe risk pregnancy I would like to have a water birth like one of my sitter in law did for her births. I'm also debating of eating the plecnta so thank you .
You're so welcome! Good luck!! And thank you for watching!
Learn English please
@@qweebey get a life
that spelling of natural gave me a stroke
I recommend learning how to spell before becoming a mother.
Thanks for sharing with us all 3 videos are amazing,
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching!
“Melk” 😂
Everything isn’t for everyone. No one persons results are the same….
I'm 6 weeks away from having my 4th child and im going to attempt a natural birth and was wondering about if I should or shouldn't eat the placenta and after seeing that I can put it in a convenient pill form I definitely want to at least try it, so do I just inform the hospital in birthing plan that I want the placenta stored for me to take home or do I bring like my own lil cooler for transport like im just wondering how i go about making sure I get to take it home and keep it fresh between the time of delivery and when I do get home? ( usually about 24-48 hrs in hospital where I'm located)
I recommend finding a trusted placenta specialist in your area to help you manage this! They usually take care of all of that for you, including preparation!
How did the process go for you? I’m looking into this process as well!
This is basically cannibalism
PERF!!!!!
That's what I was thinking too
So is eating steak and chicken 🤷♀️
@@paulagaffney6473look up what cannibalism means lol