Placenta Benefits.info (PBi) is the leading resource for placenta encapsulation information and training. I created PBi specifically to promote the use of placenta for postpartum recovery. As a result, in the past four years placenta use has grown into a national trend and is much more popular and accepted. I am very proud of this […]
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ATM 2010 Conference
The Association of Texas Midwives put on a wonderful conference this year. I am honored that they asked me to come speak about the benefits of placenta for postpartum use. My presentation went well – I got a few chuckles (at the appropriate parts, even!), and there was a lot of enthusiasm after the […]
Belmont, North Carolina now has Placenta Encapsulation Services
A big congratulations to Jereka Hunt, PBi’s first professional Placenta Encapsulation Specialist® serving Belmont, North Carolina! She is a wife and mother of one, with another on the way, due in late May! Placenta Encapsulation Specialist®s come from all walks of life, with many and varied backgrounds. Jereka is an Environmental Professional with a […]
Postpartum Sex – An Oxymoron?
You give birth to your bouncing bundle of joy after nearly a year of having another person inside you while you start to feel like (and somewhat resemble) a whale. Six short weeks later, your care provider cheerfully announces that (yay!), you can start having sex again. Your partner lights up like it’s Christmas, until […]
Missoula, MT talks placentas!
This is an article written by a women’s advocate, Ari LeVaux, in Missoula, MT. She is working to raise awareness of placenta encapsulation, and mentioned PBi in this recent article she wrote for the Missoula Independent column, Flash in the Pan. Thank you for the mention, Ari! And thank you for the positive writeup […]
Best advice my mom gave me
I was asked to write a blurb for The Family Groove website segment, Mom on the Street. The topic was “What’s the best thing your mother ever told you?”, so I shared the best advice my mother gave me when I became a mother. “When I became a mother, the best advice my mother […]
