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Helen Rosner@hels.bsky.social |
When you eat “your” placenta you’re not eating your placenta you’re eating your baby’s placenta — it’s not autocannibalism, it’s just plain old ordinary cannibalism
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Helen Rosner@hels.bsky.social |
When you eat “your” placenta you’re not eating your placenta you’re eating your baby’s placenta — it’s not autocannibalism, it’s just plain old ordinary cannibalism
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Wasp Summer
@waspsummer.bsky.social
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Plasagna!
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Ash✨️
@accelastar.bsky.social
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This is really interesting!
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Helen Rosner
@hels.bsky.social
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Obv talking about “my placenta” colloquially is completely normal, I did it too — what bugs me is, I guess, the lack of knowledge about what the placenta actually is, and its gestational role vis a vis the various bodies involved
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Chris Vermilion
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I think if someone has been staying at your place, and leaves some food in the fridge when they leave, it's fair game.
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Satadru Pramanik
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Also worth noting is that placentophagy is a great way to get yourself and then also get your newborn infant, who has a very fragile immune system, dangerously sick!
(Before they're 8 weeks old, a baby can go from sudden fever to death in well under a day.)
www.ajog.org/article/S000...
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the kid writes
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This is a very fun bit of trivia. Thank you
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