Einnahme der Plazenta – Nutzen und Risiken

Sophia K. Johnson; Jana Pastuschek; Jürgen Rödel; Udo R. Markert; Yvonne Heimann; Tanja Groten

doi:10.1055/a-0792-0616

Hebamme, Table of Contents

Hebamme 2018; 31(06): 400-407
DOI: 10.1055/a-0792-0616

Wochenbett

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Einnahme der Plazenta – Nutzen und Risiken

Authors

Sophia K. Johnson
Jana Pastuschek
Jürgen Rödel
Udo R. Markert
Yvonne Heimann
Tanja Groten

Abstract

Die Einnahme der eigenen Plazenta durch die Mutter im Wochenbett geht auf traditionelle Anwendungen in der abendländischen und asiatischen Komplementärmedizin zurück. Hebammen in der Wochenbettbetreuung sehen sich einer gestiegenen Nachfrage gegenüber, jedoch mangelt es an evidenzbasierten Empfehlungen zur sogenannten Plazentophagie. Die Autoren der vorliegenden Übersichtsarbeit recherchierten Risiken und potenziellen Nutzen, um die Einnahme der verarbeiteten Plazenta als Heilmittel im Wochenbett zu bewerten.

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