5 Surprising Placenta Uses: From Fertilizer to DIY Face Mask


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Wake Up, Sleepyheads: Your Child’s Placenta is a Hidden Treasure!

Rub your eyes, crawl out of bed, and head towards the kitchen. You’re making coffee, right? But hold on a minute, what’s that lumpy, liverish thing you stashed in the freezer next to the ice cream? Why, it’s your newborn’s placenta, that’s what! Yes, the very same blob that was a luxury condo for your kiddo during their nine-month vacation in the womb. Instead of wasting away in the cold abyss of your freezer, let’s put it to good use. You can’t believe what I’m going to tell you next. Hold onto your muffins, folks.

Can’t Get Any Fresher Organic Fertilizer

You’re a nature lover, aren’t you? Oh, don’t deny it. I see you over there recycling those milk cartons. Well, your precious placenta is just what your failing ficus has been dreaming of.

You know, Susan down the street, the one with the perfect roses? Yeah, her secret is her fourth child’s placenta. Pure, nutritious, natural fertilizer that made her roses bloom like never before. Do you want to outshine Susan this year? Just pop that placenta in your flower bed and watch them burst into life. Take that, Susan!

Wrinkle? No, Thanks: The DIY Face Mask Adventure

Now, remember that prune-faced aunt of yours who swore by avocados for smooth skin? You can one-up her this time. Picture her face (without saying, “picture this,” of course) when you tell her about your placenta-powered DIY face mask. A little blend here, a bit of freeze-drying there, and voila! You’ve got a face mask fresher than a cucumber salad at a summer picnic. We’re talking nutrients galore! And the best part? No animals were harmed in the making, just a lot of cringing from your partner.

Hello, Protein: A Savory Snack…

No, no, no, don’t close the tab just yet. You’ve heard of all those superfoods, right? Quinoa, chia seeds, broccoli? Now, how about adding placenta to that list. Sounds weird, but it’s no stranger than having snails as a fancy French appetizer.

My friend, Bob, once sauteed it with some garlic and onions. He claims he’s never felt more energized. And you know Bob, he wouldn’t lie about something as serious as snacks.

Art Attack: Paint the Town, Err… Canvas, Red?

Artists, you’re going to love this. Use the placenta as a natural dye to create the next masterpiece. Imagine showing off your artwork at the local gallery. The visitors admire your piece, the deep, luscious red hues. “What’s your secret?” they ask. “Oh, just a dash of placenta!” You respond nonchalantly, and watch as their eyes widen in amazement (or shock).

See? It’s all about recycling and creativity. Your child’s placenta can be more than just an odd bio-waste. It’s an endless source of adventures, some awkward silence, and maybe even a neighborhood gardening award. So, embrace the oddity, step outside your comfort zone, and remember to invite me to the garden party when you beat Susan’s roses.

Michael

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