Am I strange or just fing crazy?

[kamekaze]

I am currently slicing a human placenta that I just finished steaming with fresh ginger and half a lemon into 1/8 inch strips.

[bondarnes]

Whatever floats your boat. So is this dinner??

[ldelacruz]

Since you asked, both. Don't forget cannibal if you eat it.

[ka5txl]

I guess you don't watch the food channel.

[Truckman]

The correct answer to the original question seems to be yes......Ben

[kamekaze]

Originally Posted by bondarnes

Whatever floats your boat. So is this dinner??

haha, actually its drying in the oven now so I can grind it into powder and put it in gel caps. Apparently its incredibly good medicine for postpartum depression and excellent for menopause.

[AndrewCCM]

So John, are you having menopause?

Gotta admit, think I'd pass on cannibalism and use a different med if needed.

[Corrie]

My midwife wrapped mine and put it in my freezer. Kinda skeeved me out but they are pretty useful I hear.

[kamekaze]

Originally Posted by Corrie

My midwife wrapped mine and put it in my freezer. Kinda skeeved me out but they are pretty useful I hear.

Thats what our midwife wanted to do, but my crazy wife had other ideas

[Cajungaltx]

If it helps with PPD - regardless of whether 'it' helps or the 'idea' of it helps... do it.

PPD is a pain in the a$$. I had a good friend who struggled with it... and oh my...it was rough....

[C!LLY]

I've always heard it is a good thing to do. My sister in laws oldest baby-daddy (yeah....) had their sons wrapped and ceremonial burned then buried somewhere in San Fran. I dont think they ate it though.

[jetblast]

Originally Posted by Corrie

My midwife wrapped mine and put it in my freezer. Kinda skeeved me out but they are pretty useful I hear.

we got a placenta in our freezer too. but we are not going to eat it or put it in pill.

[Gama Fotos]

*slowly backs out of this thread*

[toverman]

Well, if she finds your cooking skills depressing you're outta luck!

[kamekaze]

Originally Posted by Cajungaltx

If it helps with PPD - regardless of whether 'it' helps or the 'idea' of it helps... do it.

PPD is a pain in the a$$. I had a good friend who struggled with it... and oh my...it was rough....

My wife went through PPD pretty badly with our first and it didn't help that I was stationed out of state for those first few months... Apparently all the good hormones in the placenta help out vastly with PPD.