Placenta encapsulation is the process of transforming a new mother’s placenta into small, easy-to-take capsules. This practice, rooted in traditional medicine, is believed to offer numerous benefits during the postpartum period. The placenta, rich in nutrients and hormones, is carefully processed, dehydrated, and ground into a fine powder before being encapsulated. Many mothers report that taking placenta capsules helps with postpartum recovery by replenishing lost nutrients, boosting energy levels, balancing hormones, stabilizing mood, combat fatigue, help with pain relief, and supporting overall emotional well-being. The capsules may also aid in reducing postpartum bleeding, increasing milk supply, and lessening the risk of postpartum depression.
In addition to encapsulation, placenta tincture is another option that offers long-lasting benefits. A placenta tincture is made by steeping a small portion of the placenta in alcohol for 6 to 8 weeks, resulting in a potent extract. This tincture can be used well beyond the immediate postpartum period, offering continued support during times of stress, hormonal changes, or illness. Just a few drops under the tongue can provide an energy boost and emotional support when needed.
Our placenta encapsulation service is designed with your convenience and care in mind. We offer local pick-up at all area hospitals, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free process. Once collected, your placenta is processed within 24 to 72 hours, allowing you to begin experiencing the benefits quickly. Whether you choose capsules, tincture, or both, our service aims to support your postpartum journey in the most natural and nurturing way possible.
In addition to encapsulation, placenta tincture is another option that offers long-lasting benefits. A placenta tincture is made by steeping a small portion of the placenta in alcohol for 6 to 8 weeks, resulting in a potent extract. This tincture can be used well beyond the immediate postpartum period, offering continued support during times of stress, hormonal changes, or illness. Just a few drops under the tongue can provide an energy boost and emotional support when needed.
This pricing includes placenta pick up, encapsulation service and delivery.
A placenta tincture, when stored properly, can last indefinitely. The alcohol used in the tincture acts as a preservative, maintaining the potency and effectiveness of the extract for many years. It's recommended to store the tincture in a cool, dark place, away from direct sunlight and heat, to ensure its longevity. Many mothers find that they can continue to use their placenta tincture during times of stress, hormonal changes, or illness, even long after the postpartum period. Enjoy the benefits of both!
The average placenta typically yields between 80-160+ size 00 capsules, depending on the size of the placenta and the method of preparation. Factors such as how much of the placenta is used for encapsulation (some may be reserved for a tincture) and the specific processing technique can affect the final number of capsules. This range provides a sufficient amount to support a new mother throughout the postpartum period and beyond, depending on individual dosage preferences and needs.
1. What is placenta encapsulation?
Placenta encapsulation is the process of preparing a new mother’s placenta by dehydrating it, grinding it into a fine powder, and placing it into capsules. These capsules are believed to offer postpartum benefits, such as boosting energy levels, balancing hormones, and supporting emotional well-being.
2. What are the benefits of taking placenta capsules?
Many mothers report that placenta capsules help with postpartum recovery by replenishing nutrients, increasing energy, balancing hormones, reducing postpartum bleeding, enhancing milk supply, and lowering the risk of postpartum depression.
3. How long does it take to receive my placenta capsules?
We offer a quick turnaround time of 24 to 72 hours from the time of placenta collection. This ensures you can begin experiencing the benefits as soon as possible.
4. What is a placenta tincture, and how is it different from capsules?
A placenta tincture is an extract made by steeping a small portion of your placenta in alcohol for 6 to 8 weeks. The tincture can be used long after the postpartum period for continued support during times of stress, hormonal changes, or illness. It’s a more concentrated form, with just a few drops needed for each use.
5. How long does a placenta tincture last?
When stored properly in a cool, dark place, a placenta tincture can last indefinitely, making it a valuable long-term supplement for ongoing support.
6. How many capsules can I expect from my placenta?
The average placenta typically yields between 100 to 200 size 00 capsules, depending on the size of the placenta and the specific processing method used.
7. Do you offer hospital pick-up for the placenta?
Yes, we offer local pick-up at all area hospitals for your convenience. We handle the process with care and professionalism, ensuring a smooth and stress-free experience for you.
8. Is placenta encapsulation safe?
Yes, when performed by a trained professional following strict safety and sanitation protocols, placenta encapsulation is safe. We adhere to the highest standards to ensure that your placenta is handled with care and processed in a sanitary environment.
9. How do I store my placenta capsules and tincture?
Placenta capsules should be stored in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. The tincture should be stored in a cool, dark place. Proper storage helps maintain the potency and effectiveness of both products.
10. Can I take placenta capsules if I have a cesarean section or other complications?
In most cases, yes, you can still benefit from placenta encapsulation after a cesarean section or certain complications. However, it’s always best to consult with your healthcare provider to ensure it’s safe for your specific situation.
These FAQs should help clarify the benefits and processes associated with your placenta encapsulation and tincture services, providing potential clients with the information they need to make an informed decision.
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