To be consumed as soon as possible after birth of placenta. The smoothie is made of 3-4 pieces of fresh placenta (the rest can be prepared into capsules or other remedies), a handful of fresh organic berries of choice, 1 whole banana and water. Simple and delicious…I had two after birth and I promise…you really can’t taste the placenta!
“For me personally the increase in milk and the ease of feeding has been the greatest benefit. The raw placenta smoothie was noticably helpful – the bleeding went from heavy to light in 5-10 hours. My mood and energy levels were also much higher than I expected. And it didn’t taste of anything other than berries which was a complete surprise – in fact it was quite delicious!” Kate, mum of two in London
PLEASE ENSURE YOU CONTACT YOUR LOCAL SPECIALIST FOR PLACENTA STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS AFTER BIRTH, APPROPRIATE PLACENTA CARE IS VERY IMPORTANT.
The raw placenta is known for its high contents of stem cells and growth factors which together heal damaged tissue and organs at a very incredible rate. Consuming the placenta raw is the most natural and benefitial way to benefit from your placenta after birth.
Benefits of Raw placenta smoothie:
Helps stop post partum haemorrhaging and trigger the body to quickly heal internal wounds
Significantly reduces blood loss
Gives the body an immediate supply of essential vitamins and nutrients
Provides the body with an immediate boost of hormones to begin healing the body after birth
Gives the mother an immediate feeling of strength and balance
Most mothers who have the smoothie report milk ‘comes in’ at day 2 post-partum rather than3-4 days post-partum
Eases the hormonal transition to post-partum and helps prevent the ‘baby blues’ around thetime when milk engorges the breasts
Recipe for Raw Placenta Smoothie
This recipe gives a new mother an enjoyable post-birth revitalising fruit drink packed with her body’s own uniquely designed healing nutrients AND IT TASTES GREAT!
approximately 3 inch round piece of raw placenta
1 organic banana
1 punnet of organic berries (raspberries, blackberries or strawberries)
(optional) Small handful of rehydrated goji berries (soak berries for 5 minutes in boiled water, then drain) GREAT FOR BOOSTING IMMUNE SYSTEMS WEAKENED BY A MORE DIFFICULT OR LONG LABOUR AND AFTER INTERVENSION OR C-SECTION BIRTHS
Blend fruits and add 50-150ml of water until smoothie is a drinkable consistency – serve immediately and should be consumed within 1 hour.
Let's not exaggerate wes; from what I recall he has said he wanted to devote funding to reduce vagrancy, but the council rejected it again and again. They won't even put up money for porta johns. Face it, if you are living in the streets and there is nowhere to relieve yourself (and, unlike some cities, NYC has no rules to allow people to use public bathrooms in private places like restaurants or hotels), what the hell do you expect these people to do? And what, we should arrest them then? It would be a lot cheaper and cost effective to give these people access to appropriate facilities, but that would mean the city would have to act.
The problem should be addressed because it is not going to go away, no matter what people hope will happen.
yeah, I was just making a joke, when you gotta go you gotta go.....
...I m not for punishing people for having to crap. of course allowing winos to piss where ever they want while aggressively panhandling is another thing....
bigskygal wrote:Why shouldn't women eat their placentas if they wish to? It's nobody's business (or 'problem') but theirs.
I think women shouldn't eat their placentas because it is a sickening and stupid idea with no benefit whatsoever. If they want to, I don't care. Open a placenta restaurant if you want. Not a good idea, but I wouldn't try to stop you.
The reason I looked this subject up in Google is because I saw a guy on TV say that he and his wife had eaten the wife's placenta when they had their child. I wondered how many more idiots there are like him. I didn't expect to see a bunch of recipes.
Big RR wrote:Well there is one benefit, it keeps the hospital from selling it to a cosmetics company; why give it away?
So does U.S. law. They are sometimes donated by the mother, for research in the US.
In the UK Sigma-Aldrich (who I buy a lot of chemicals from) was buying placentas and extracting components which were then sold for research. sometimes to cosmetics companies. EU law bans using them for the production of cosmetics which are sold commercially.
As always, there are black markets for anything from tiger penis to rhino horn.
