Babae, niluto at kinain ang sariling placenta o inunan? | Pinoy MD - video Dailymotion

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Aired (October 26, 2024): Viral ngayon ang content ng first time mom na ito matapos niyang lutuin at kainin ang sarili niyang placenta o inunan! Ang paniniwala kasi, nakatutulong daw ito sa recovery ng mga bagong panganak. How true? Alamin sa video.

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00:00Here in our country, when there's a pregnancy, the elders buy...

00:04You're not allowed to take a bath.

00:06You have to wear underwear so that you won't be seen.

00:07You have to eat a nutritious food.

00:10It's a bit obvious.

00:12But in this viral video,

00:14which was uploaded by Anya, who is 24 years old and is just about to give birth,

00:20This is what she looks like.

00:21Her own placenta.

00:24So there it is.

00:25It looks like a batchoy.

00:27She cooked it and ate it.

00:30When I took out my placenta,

00:32that's the first thing I told the doctor.

00:34It's just a roll. If it's full of blood, it's okay.

00:37Don't wash it with water. It's okay.

00:39That's all.

00:42She believes that eating her own placenta or baby food will help her recover faster

00:50after giving birth.

00:52When I watched Kardashian,

00:54I said, they're still beautiful.

00:57Then I said, maybe it's healthy.

00:59I can recover quickly.

01:01Aside from the influence of foreign celebrities,

01:04Anya is also researching online.

01:06I researched on social media.

01:08I also watched their podcasts.

01:10Some of them are traditional.

01:12They're old, old, old.

01:14They do that.

01:15Others, they don't know.

01:17They feed their grand-grandparents.

01:20That's how it is.

01:23That's why when she gave birth to Umayo,

01:25her firstborn, Baby Gianna,

01:27she decided to eat her own placenta.

01:31It's still small.

01:32There. It's big, but it's small.

01:35Until the time she gave birth,

01:37we were there.

01:38Of course, I secured the placenta first.

01:40I said, Doc, my husband's request is the placenta.

01:43When they got home,

01:45almost two days after being in the hospital,

01:47she prepared the placenta to cook.

01:51Let's clean it.

01:54I cleaned it first.

01:56So there.

01:58It looks like a placenta.

02:00Then I cooked it.

02:02Of course, I don't want it to be salty.

02:04So I added garlic, onion,

02:06and other seasonings.

02:08So when I take it, it already has flavor.

02:12Anya admitted that at first,

02:14she also had a craving.

02:16But because she believes that it's good

02:18for postpartum recovery,

02:20she continued eating it.

02:22Eventually, she got used to it.

02:24It has flavor.

02:26I can't tell if it's beef,

02:28or pork, or chicken.

02:30It's really different.

02:32It's like all the animals

02:34mixed it together.

02:36It has more of a bloody flavor.

02:38It's like liver with beef.

02:42The placenta is an organ

02:44that grows in the uterus

02:46when a woman gives birth.

02:48It supplies

02:50nutrients and oxygen

02:52to the uterus

02:54while it's still in the uterus.

02:56It's important

02:58because it exchanges

03:00nutrients and blood

03:02from the mother

03:04to the baby

03:06as well as the waste

03:08materials from the baby

03:10to the mother.

03:14Anya's story,

03:17and what she said

03:19about eating her placenta,

03:21was immediately denied.

03:23She said,

03:25don't eat your placenta.

03:27You promised me that.

03:29I was the only one who did that.

03:31I just sat there

03:33thinking that I'll really eat it.

03:37We showed the video to Dr. Raul Gania,

03:39a psychologist.

03:41He said,

03:43this is the belief that

03:45whether we deny it or not,

03:47up until now,

03:49we believe in the

03:51wishes of our grandmothers

03:53and our ancestors

03:55that were passed on

03:57from generation to generation.

03:59The influence of

04:01social media

04:03and influencers is huge,

04:05especially in people's lives

04:07nowadays.

04:09That's why they believe

04:11based on the experiences

04:13of other people,

04:15this is true for them.

04:17For Anya,

04:19despite being denied

04:21from her doctor,

04:23she believes that eating her placenta

04:25helped her

04:27to regain her strength

04:29from her birth.

04:31I believe that

04:33the placenta also helped

04:35because it's full of nutrition.

04:37I didn't have postpartum

04:39that I was told in a week.

04:42Even though it's full of protein

04:44and vitamins,

04:46it shouldn't be eaten.

04:48It doesn't have a scientific basis

04:50to fully recommend

04:52the consumption

04:54of our placenta.

04:56There's also a report

04:58by CDC

05:00or Center for Disease Control

05:02that the mother

05:04and the baby had an infection

05:06because the mother

05:08had an illness

05:10so when the mother

05:12processed her placenta

05:14and consumed it,

05:16the baby also got the illness.

05:18For a quick recovery,

05:20it's important to have

05:22enough rest when giving birth.

05:24Exercise

05:26when giving birth

05:28and it's important

05:30what your obstetrician

05:32or midwife will advise

05:34and who gave birth to you

05:36should follow it.

05:38It's also good to eat

05:40nutritious food

05:42to regain your strength.

05:44It's also important

05:46to ask for help

05:48from your spouse

05:50or family

05:52if you need help

05:54or if you want to rest.

05:56When it comes to giving birth,

05:58we are encouraged

06:00to love and believe.

06:02But,

06:04it's important to remember

06:07that baby's safety

06:09and well-being

06:11is not only the baby's,

06:13but also the mother's.

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