Placenta Encapsulation
Oh, the glorious placenta. Or, as the veinous pattern on it is commonly referred, the tree of life. This amazing organ is what delivers all of the babies nutrients, blood and oxygen. Some parents decide to have the placenta encapsulated after birth, for numerous benefits.
Placenta encapsulation has been reported to support more stable moods, higher energy levels, as well as increased milk supply in the postpartum period.
Shortly after the birth of your baby, your placenta is transported to my dedicated space for placenta processing (I am trained in the TCM method), and returned to you- encapsulated- within 72 hours. A placental tincture is included as well.
What’s Included With Encapsulation
Placenta capsules
Placental tincture
Umbilical cord keepsake
Suggested dosage PDF
Investment: $50 retainer fee, $265 due before capsules are delivered
Payment plans available
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Placenta Encapsulation FAQs
What are some of the benefits of placenta encapsulation?
Mood stability, higher energy levels, increased milk supply, and quicker recovery are all benefits that have been reported by mothers who choose placenta encapsulation.
Are there situations where encapsulation isn’t advised?
Placenta encapsulation would not be recommended if there are signs of infection during labor or shortly after birth in either the birthing mother or the baby.
Is placenta encapsulation safe?
The safety of placenta encapsulation depends on proper handling and preparation. I am trained in the Traditional Chinese Medicine method, which includes steaming, dehydrating, and encapsulating the placenta.
Can I encapsulate the placenta if I’m having twins or multiples?
Of course! With twins or multiples, you’ll likely receive about twice the typical number of capsules, depending on the size of the placenta(s).
Can placenta encapsulation be done after a cesarean birth?
Yes, absolutely. I can help you plan ahead so your placenta is collected and stored safely after surgery for proper preparation.
How many capsules will I receive?
The number of capsules varies depending on the size of the placenta, but most mothers receive somewhere between 85-115 capsules.