Placenta Encapsulation Services

Placenta Encapsulation

  Placenta Encapsulaiton

Placentophagy, or consumption of the placenta, has been reported for decades to help stop the baby blues and diminish postpartum fatigue.  Some women have cooked the placenta in a stew, mixed it into a smoothie, or even taken it raw to tap into its powerful effects.  For many who feel squeamish about this or want to reap the benefits of the placenta for more than just a day or two, there is another option: encapsulation.  The powdered placenta has been used in Traditional Chinese Medicine for centuries.  In the postpartum period, placenta capsules can be used to:

• balance your hormones and mood
• enhance your milk supply
• increase your energy
• promotes energy
• helps with restorative sleep
• immune system booster
• faster healing

UNLV researchers conducted a study on the benefits of placenta encapsulation.

Placenta encapsulation involves cleaning, steaming, drying, grinding, and encapsulating the placenta in capsules.  This provides all the benefits without unusual tastes or smells and preserves the placenta’s medicinal properties, ensuring many weeks of hormonal support. Some women save their placenta capsules for later in life, to ease the transition to menopause.

Your placenta will be processed in our facility with the utmost care.

WDC metro clients (DC, MD, NoVA):

Choose your preferred preparation method and additional options: Gentle Traditional Chinese Medicine Preparation or High Yield Raw Foods Preparation. Available extras include tinctures, placenta prints, and smoothie cubes.

Pricing depends on your selected options. The base fee is $350, which includes placenta pickup, processing, and delivery.

For an additional $25 each, you can add placenta prints, tinctures, or smoothie cubes.

A $50 deposit is required at the time of booking. For more information or to book now click here

Note: The information on this page has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. The services offered are not clinical, pharmaceutical, nor intended to treat, diagnose, cure, or prevent any disease.