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Some mums swear by placenta pills for the ‘baby blues’. Does the science stack up?

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Some mums swear by placenta pills for the ‘baby blues’. Does the science stack up?
Stuff
Stuff1 hrs ago
Some mums swear by placenta pills for the ‘baby blues’. Does the science stack up?
Some mothers say consuming their placenta helped with their recovery after childbirth, but scientific evidence supporting the claimed benefits remains limited.
Scientific American
Scientific American🏁 first to report17 hrs ago
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