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Research studies supporting
Placenta Encapsulation.
“Powdered placenta hominis was used for 57 cases of insufficient lactation. Within 4 days, 48 women had markedly increased milk production, with the remainder following suit over the next three days.”
-Bensky/Gamble. 1997. Materia Medica, Eastland Press, 549.
The Placenta Is Composed Of Beneficial Hormones, Chemicals, Iron, And Proteins
These healing properties are:
“Giving…placenta to a new mother following birth has become standard protocol among a growing number of midwives in the United States. By nourishing the blood and fluids, endocrine glands and organs, placenta will …reduce or stop postpartum bleeding, speed up recovery, boost energy and relieve postpartum blues.”
-Homes, Peter. 1993. Jade Remedies, Snow Lotus Press, 352.
The below results are direct via a survey from previous clients.
Benefits reported by clients:
“It has been shown that the feeding of desiccated placenta to women during the first eleven days after parturition causes an increase in the protein and lactose percent of the milk… all the mothers were receiving the same diet, and to the second set 0.6mg of desiccated placenta was fed three times a day throughout the period. Certain definite differences in the progress of growth of the two sets of infants are to be observed. It is evident that the recovery from the postnatal decline in weight is hastened by the consumption of milk produced under the influence of maternally ingested placenta.”
-McNeile, Lyle G. 1918. The American Journal Of Obstetrics And Diseases Of Women And Children, 77. W.A. Townsend & Adams, Original Press: University Of Michigan
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