
What To Do With Your Placenta If You Don’t Want To (Or Can’t) Consume It
…you do have other options if you’d like to use or memorialize your placenta.
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The Association of Placenta Preparation Arts, LLC (APPA) is so much more than a basic weekend workshop on placenta encapsulation. Considered the “Bachelor’s Degree in Placenta Arts,” APPA is the most comprehensive placenta preparation training available. APPA is an ever-evolving, dynamic, international placenta preparation training and certification program.
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Placenta preparation is not a fad. It is an ancient art and tradition, with a growing body of modern research. Myths and misconceptions around placenta preparation abound, but we believe this ancient art does not have to be shrouded in mystery—we’re here to provide high-quality information and education in all aspects of placenta preparation, evidence, safety, and best practices. Training with APPA will empower you to become a highly-trained respected resource in your local community.

…you do have other options if you’d like to use or memorialize your placenta.

A Closer Look at Pilot Trials in Maternal Placenta Consumption Human placentophagy in the form of placenta encapsulation is a growing trend worldwide. Until now, the evidence for the practice among humans has been largely anecdotal and has not been well studied. Over the past few years, there has been an exciting increase in human placentophagy research. Researchers at the

Group B Strep and Placenta Encapsulation Safety The CDC released a case study on a newborn who had a recurrent GBS infection after the mother had her placenta encapsulated. It has left a lot of people asking… Can my placenta capsules make my baby sick? The short answer is: probably not. A well-trained placenta arts specialist will make sure that