Benefits

We truly appreciate the feedback we get from our momma’s, and we are proud to say that they have reported:
  • Increased milk supply
  • Balanced mood and hormones
  • Less fatigue
  • Increased energy levels
  • Decreased feelings of depression or baby blues
  • Reduced postpartum bleeding
  • Increased iron levels
  • Better mother/child bonding
  • Uterus returning to normal size quicker
  • Overall quicker recovery

Nutrients and Hormones

There are so many goodies found in your placenta. Click to see:

CRH (CORTICOTROPIN RELEASING HORMONE)

  • Regulation of CRH helps to prevent depression.

CORTISONE

  • Reduces inflammation and swelling, promotes healing.

CYTOKNES

  • Small secreted proteins released by cells in the body. They have a specific effect on the interactions
    and communications between cells. They help in the making of new cells to heal and replace
    damaged cells and tissue.

ESTROGEN, PROGESTRONE, TESTOSTERONE

  • Contributes to mammary gland development in preparation for lactation, stabilizes postpartum mood, and regulates post-birth uterine cramping.

HEMOGLOBIN

  • Oxygen-carrying molecule which provides a boost in energy.

HPL (HUMAN PLACENTAL LACTOGEN)

  • This hormone has lactogenic and growth-promoting properties; promotes mammary gland growth
    in preparation for lactation in the mother and also regulates maternal glucose, protein, and fat levels.

IgG (IMMUNOGLOBULIN G)

  • Antibody molecules which support the immune system.

INTERFERON

  • Triggers the protective defenses of the immune system to fight infection; inhibits virus reproduction.

IRON

  • Iron is the substance in red blood cells that carries oxygen from your lungs to transport it throughout
    your entire body. Without healthy red blood cells, your body can’t get enough oxygen-which can
    lead to fatigue. Replenishes maternal iron stores to combat anemia; increases energy; decreases
    fatigue and depression.

OXYTOCIN

  • Decreases pain and increases bonding in mother and infant; counteracts the production of stress
    hormones such as Cortisol; greatly reduces postpartum bleeding; enhances the breastfeeding letdown reflex.

PHOSPHORUS

  • Aids in digestion, hormone balance, cell repair, and nutrient utilization.

PLACENTAL GROWTH HORMONE

  • Promotes breakdown of stored fats, sending them to baby.

PLACENTAL OPIOD-ENHANCING FACTOR

  • Stimulates the production of your body’s natural opioids, including endorphins; reduces pain; increases well-being.

PROLACTIN

  • Promotes lactation; increases milk supply; enhances the mothering instinct.

PROSTAGLANDINS

  • Regulates contractions in the uterus after birth; helps uterus return to its pre-pregnancy size.

STEM CELLS

  • Help to repair damage done to the body caused by childbirth. Helps you to heal and recover quicker.

TSH (THYROID STIMULATING HORMONE)

  • Regulates the thyroid gland; boosts energy; regulates metabolism.

UROKINASE INHIBITING FACTOR AND FACTOR XIII

  • Stops bleeding and enhances wound healing.

VITAMIN B6

  • Helps support adrenal function (adrenal glands are what produce hormones).
  • Helps to calm and maintain a healthy nervous system.
  • Helps to speed up metabolism by acting as a coenzyme in the breakdown of carbohydrates, fats and proteins.
  • Helps your body to produce antibodies- antibodies help your immune system.
  • Helps to calm and maintain a healthy nervous system.
  • Helps to speed up metabolism by acting as a coenzyme in the breakdown of carbohydrates, fats and proteins.

VITAMIN B12

  • Helps to treat some types of anemia. Helps your body to use fat and carbohydrates for energy and
    to make new protein. Helps your body to use fats and carbohydrates for energy and to make new
    protein.

VITAMIN E

  • Protects against toxins such as air pollution. Helps damaged skin cells to heal.

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