Heaven Sent Placenta Encapsulation

During your third trimester, the placenta secretes high amounts of CRH (a key stress-and-mood-regulating hormone). But once baby arrives, CRH levels drop drastically below average, which can trigger symptoms of postpartum depression while your body plays catch-up.
Eating the placenta (placenta encapsulation) helps safely replenish these vital CRH levels, easing the hormonal crash and supporting a happier, smoother postpartum recovery.
Let’s take care of mom, too! 💕

These testimonies are my “why”. Give your body what it needs and it will heal itself.

My life outside of encapsulating is filled with family, ministry and my rescues. Living a blessed life and trying to make a difference.

For generations, the Placenta has been honored as a powerful source of restoration, long used in the world‘s most luxurious balms for its ability to deeply renew the skin. I offer a handcrafted, soothing salve that blends the wisdom of nature with the body’s own incredible resources.

Focus on your baby; we’ll handle the logistics. Simply notify your nurse that you are keeping the placenta for encapsulation and place it in the hospital-provided container within a small, ice-filled cooler. Text us once you are settled, and we will coordinate a seamless pickup.

Your first weeks should be filled with joy, not depletion. We believe in the simple power of restorative care—because when you give your body what it needs, it has the wisdom to heal itself.

“The placenta’s vital role doesn’t conclude at birth. Through encapsulation, it continues to support you by replenishing energy, balancing hormones, and enhancing milk supply—all while providing essential emotional support during the postpartum period.”

The best medicine of all is to teach people not to need it.

“Give your body what it needs, and it will heal itself. Placenta encapsulation: supporting your recovery, your hormones, and your postpartum journey.”

Oxytocin serves as a vital biological multitasker during the postpartum period:
• Bonding & Relief: Strengthens the parent-infant connection while lowering pain and suppressing Cortisol (stress).
• Physical Recovery: Minimizes postpartum bleeding by contracting the uterus.
• Nursing: Triggers the essential let-down reflex for breastfeeding.