Placenta Services

Placenta Encapsulation

Placenta encapsulation is the process of washing the fresh placenta, slicing or steaming placenta, dehydrating, then grinding dehydrated placenta into powder and transferring into capsules.  The placenta can also be prepared into tinctures for prolonged usage, and eaten raw or cooked. All of these methods of placentophagia can have different benefits.

Placenta prints, tinctures, balm/salves, and cord keepsakes.

• Placenta Printmaking turns your placenta into a piece of art for a permanent keepsake. Lightly painted on one side with food grade coloring (if extra color is wanted); water color or canvas paper is then firmly pressed against placenta.
  

• Tinctures have a virtually endless shelf life, which makes adding a tincture a wonderful way to prolong the benefits of consuming your placenta.

• Placenta salves can be beneficial with C-Section incisions, hemorrhoids, perennial tearing, diaper rash, sunburns and eczema (just to name a few). Using a small number of capsules can make a salve for future use. *Always patch test before full use

• Umbilical cord keepsakes can be made by drying cord into a memorable shape, then put into a keepsake box.

Background

Trained through IPPA (International Placenta and Postpartum Association), my hope is to provide aide of placenta services so you are able to have an easy transition into the postpartum period. Certified for blood borne pathogen handling, I follow the strict OSHA guidelines and food safety standards.