There are 17 trace hormones & nutrients retained in the placenta after birth
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Prevent baby-blues and PND
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Increase energy levels
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Accelerate c-section scar healing
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Promote bonding with baby
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Reduce postpartum bleeding
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Promote weight loss
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Increase milk supply
Placenta encapsulation is reported to help:
Hormones & Nutrients in the Placenta
Growth Factors
Responsible for signalling our cells to heal, repairing damaged cells or replacing dead cells. The human placenta contains over 128 rich growth factors.
Gamma globulin
Immune booster that helps protect against postpartum infections.
Oxytocin
The "Love Hormone" - essential for facilitating birth and breastfeeding, and promotes bonding with your baby.
Haemoglobin
Replenishes iron deficiency and anemia, a common postpartum condition.
Stem Cells
The placenta contains Amnion and Placental Cells, which have powerful regenerative properties.
Vitamin E
Helps maintain healthy skin and eyes, and strengthen the body's natural defence against illness and infection.
Placental Opioid Enhancing Factor
Corticotropin
Corticotropin-releasing hormone (CRH) is responsible for reducing stress levels. Cortisone combats stress and unlocks energy stores.
Cytokins
Fibroblasts that trigger cell metabolism healing and replacing damaged cells and tissue
Prolactin
Stimulates milk production
Interferon
Stimulates the immune system to protect against infections
Iron
Essential for oxygen absorption in the cells
Vitamins B6
Aids in the making of antibodies
Urokinase inhibiting factors
Stops bleeding and wound healing