How much does 1g of placenta cost?

We all should know the function of the placenta. When we are pregnant, we need to absorb nutrients through the embryo. It can be seen that the embryo is really very important. But when we are born, the embryo will be expelled from the pregnant mother. If you choose to give birth naturally without using any medicines, the embryo can be left behind to make placenta. So how much does this placenta cost? Regarding this issue, let's take a look at the detailed introduction of the article.

Placenta price

The placenta market is operating in a stalemate. The first-hand supply in the market is in small supply due to absorption, and the holders are bidding firmly. The current market price of placenta is between 880 and 900 yuan for ordinary goods, and 1350 yuan for full-blood goods.

As we all know, placenta is the Chinese herbal medicine name for human placenta. It is a common panacea for gynecology and nourishing health. But it is neither the myriad things nor the golden tripod, and there is no purple river in the world. Why is it named "purple river placenta"? According to Compendium of Materia Medica, "before Qiankun, the ancestor of yang and yin, the beginning of the eight wildernesses, the embryo will be a sign, and when the number of ninety-nine is enough, the fetus will ride on it and carry it." It floats in the fairyland of Penglai and stretches for thousands of miles across the Tianhe River in Guangzhou, so it is called the river cart. When the placenta is delivered by a pregnant woman, it is bright red, and turns blue-purple after being left for a while. Therefore, it is called "placenta" when used as medicine.

Modern scientific research shows that placenta contains protein, sugar, calcium, vitamins, immune factors, female hormones - progesterone, steroid hormones and gonadotropin, adrenocortical growth hormone, etc., which can promote the growth of breast, uterus, vagina, and testicles, and also have a positive effect on the normal growth of thyroid gland. It is used clinically to treat uterine hypoplasia, uterine atrophy, abnormal uterine bleeding, multifunctional amenorrhea, insufficient milk, as well as tuberculosis, bronchial asthma, aplastic anemia, chronic hepatitis, etc. Although placenta is very effective, studies in recent years have found that the immunoglobulin contained in placenta cannot be immediately digested and utilized after entering the human digestive system. It will be slowly broken down by digestive enzymes and then converted into carbohydrates, ultimately basically losing its original disease-fighting immune function. In addition, if the pregnant mother suffers from some infectious diseases, the fetus will carry a lot of pathogens, and there is a certain potential risk in taking the fetus at this time.