salad or fried with your afterbirth?
In the immortal words of Miranda Hobbes on Sex & The City: "No Judgement!"
Having said that - I can't help but be grossed out at the thought of eating my baby's placenta. Ever. Times journo Joel Stein wrote a funny column about how his wife had their son's afterbirth dried and converted into capsules, for her to eat and thus ward of postpartum depression. There's even a video of the whole process, if you dare. I watched it, and it confirmed my first reaction (see above). I'm sure it does a world of good, but, just... ew.
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Hi! I'm Sarah. I am a 30-year-old writer, mum, traveller, animal-lover, quasi-vegetarian, lip gloss fiend, movie buff and property addict living in Sydney, Australia. I love the smell of newly-printed magazines and books, a cup of tea and a treat at the end of the day, and packing for holidays.. the anticipation is half the fun! Thanks for visiting :)
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