What Can You Do With Your Placenta? Different Options For You - Explained By Two Midwives

[@rosaparker7634]

When you said '£150' for placenta encapsulation, I had to go back in the video to make sure I was hearing it right. That's a lot of money! I don't know any nutritional supplement that would cost that much. I've also heard that some mothers experienced a reduced milk production after consuming their placenta, so I'm not going to risk it. Especially not with such a price tag.

[@mrsfrazier4268]

You would think something that ur supplying with the ingredients to make a pill for u wouldn't cost as much smh I think it's about 250$ near me🤦🏾‍♀️

[@rosaparker7634]

@@mrsfrazier4268 Wow, that's a lot! I wonder what makes the production so expensive! The materials are free indeed.

[@Осознаннаямама]

Hi, it was a nice idea to make this video, thanks, well, I was thinking about taking mine home, but all these options do not inspire me at all, any other ideas? Another question about the umbilical cord, after how many minutes did you cut yours for example? Here you can choose to donate the blood from it but then they wait only one minute or so and cut it, not until the blood finish pulsating...what is your opinion about it? Thanks in advance:)

[@lady_kristine]

Interesting options! 😁 How long after the baby is born should it take for placenta to come out naturally - without any injections etc etc? Can't find clear information about it anywhere, I guess everyone is used to it being yanked out! 😕

[@mrsfrazier4268]

It's not supposed to be yanked becuz it cant rip and that's a hoat of problems. After you deliver your baby, your uterus will start to contract prolly while your breast feeding or doing skin to skin and u will deliver the placenta by pushing and they will grab the placenta as its coming out and slightly twist it to make sure all the membranes stay in tact (it wont hurt u just feels like a smaller baby coming out lol)..they will push down on ur uterus to help ur uterus continue to contract and get smaller and to ensure all placenta is out. Sounds like a forveva process but it happens pretty quickly.

[@AnnieDelphine1990]

I usually really hate wasting things, but I guess I’ll leave my current placenta where I left the two previous ones: in the delivery room’s bin 😬😂

[@Andi.j.w]

😂😂 that was a great video!

[@TheGoodAmericans]

Isn’t eating your placenta canabilism?

[@mrsfrazier4268]

Its alot of different views on it but technically speak no it's not cannibalism as ur not eating another human being. Your eating the nutrients that your body made for your baby that was done along time ago. The other view is some medical professional feels there are no added benefits of consuming the placenta on the first place. I guess it's what the parents wants to do. 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@TheGoodAmericans]

Mrs Frazier canabilism is eating any part of a human. A placenta is a organ.