Wouldn't be surprised if there's a market for human flesh to be consumed. Somebody people got some strange taste buds, they may even put it on pizza while playing ping pong.
Hopefully people do realize and know by now that human tissue is in certain VACCINES and medicines. I'm sure Big Pharma has big, deep pockets. I think most of it comes from abortion clinics but if PP doesn't hit their quotas for the month, where does Pharma get their human tissues from? The whole thing makes me sick
You know, you might be right. When I was pregnant, several people (California folks that I don't hang with anymore,) tried to convince me to save my placenta to have dried and put in capsules to take while recovering and breastfeeding. I mean, that's cannibalism, right??
Eating the placenta is "the exception that proves the rule" and shouldn't be regarded as cannibalism. The placenta separates itself and emerges from the body of its own accord. It offers itself to be eaten, like fruit on a tree. Also the baby once born continues to feed from the mother's body. (And nobody thinks that's morally wrong.) In the unique context of childbirth, things that are in every other circumstance taboo are acceptable.
Like Cave-Men, they knew to eat bone marrow, and make bone-broth, utilize everything, they may not have lived quite as long, or as miserably, but allot of the available evidence suggests they were much stronger and healthier than we are now.
Common sense, when you eat you're taking what your body needs from whatever food and discards the rest along with whatever dead stuff. If your body just lost all sorts of vitamins, minerals, spent months being heavily taxed carrying another human inside you, it would make sense to replace as much as you can, probably a lot of vital nutrients in placentas.
Another way to look at it, all around in nature everything has a natural order {except humans}, certain innate traits, behavioral patterns, practices/tendencies it seems they just were born knowing to do. A bunch of other mammals instinctively eat placentas, eat bones, and a few other things humans would most likely benefit from doing........
Right? And it's a real thing! Some women I know would mix it with breastmilk and feed it to their babies. At the time, I thought, "ok, these chicks are nuts." Now I truly wonder if there was more to it.
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Spiritual_War ago
Wouldn't be surprised if there's a market for human flesh to be consumed. Somebody people got some strange taste buds, they may even put it on pizza while playing ping pong.
AngB23 ago
Hopefully people do realize and know by now that human tissue is in certain VACCINES and medicines. I'm sure Big Pharma has big, deep pockets. I think most of it comes from abortion clinics but if PP doesn't hit their quotas for the month, where does Pharma get their human tissues from? The whole thing makes me sick
mooteensy ago
Okay maybe I'm an idiot but I did not know this and thank you for that info. I'm getting sick now too.....
MyNameIsLuka ago
You know, you might be right. When I was pregnant, several people (California folks that I don't hang with anymore,) tried to convince me to save my placenta to have dried and put in capsules to take while recovering and breastfeeding. I mean, that's cannibalism, right??
wtf_is_happening ago
Eating the placenta is "the exception that proves the rule" and shouldn't be regarded as cannibalism. The placenta separates itself and emerges from the body of its own accord. It offers itself to be eaten, like fruit on a tree. Also the baby once born continues to feed from the mother's body. (And nobody thinks that's morally wrong.) In the unique context of childbirth, things that are in every other circumstance taboo are acceptable.
Runaway-White-Slave ago
Naw.... All my bitches eat their placentas...
Like Cave-Men, they knew to eat bone marrow, and make bone-broth, utilize everything, they may not have lived quite as long, or as miserably, but allot of the available evidence suggests they were much stronger and healthier than we are now.
Common sense, when you eat you're taking what your body needs from whatever food and discards the rest along with whatever dead stuff. If your body just lost all sorts of vitamins, minerals, spent months being heavily taxed carrying another human inside you, it would make sense to replace as much as you can, probably a lot of vital nutrients in placentas.
Another way to look at it, all around in nature everything has a natural order {except humans}, certain innate traits, behavioral patterns, practices/tendencies it seems they just were born knowing to do. A bunch of other mammals instinctively eat placentas, eat bones, and a few other things humans would most likely benefit from doing........
GeorgeHodelDidit ago
I know what your doing.....mocking Alex Jones and his latest product. Either your just trying to be funny or your a part of the pedo shill unit.
bopper ago
That's a big thing nowadays, especially with celebs, they eat their own placenta or put in foods/drinks.
kestrel9 ago
I wish the celebs would just eat their own brains instead of trying to infect young peoples' minds.
bopper ago
Lol, that's next.
MyNameIsLuka ago
Yeah, these women all worked in Hollywood.
bopper ago
Here's a 2017 article about it. Warning, gross pic.
http://www.refinery29.com/2017/01/136709/eating-placenta-encapsulation-benefits
Spiritual_War ago
Yuck, that placenta grew inside of your human body, as far as I know, it is cannibalism to eat human placenta.
nnfx ago
Breastmilk comes from the human body as well and it's not cannibalism when babys drink it.
equineluvr ago
Is breastmilk HUMAN FLESH?
The idiocy on this forum knows no bounds.
bopper ago
LOL. I do know that my goat ate its placenta after birthing two kids. Um, but that was a goat :)
nnfx ago
When I go and cook a soup with human bones and blood, would you call me cannibal? No human flesh involved, so what's going on?
MyNameIsLuka ago
Right? And it's a real thing! Some women I know would mix it with breastmilk and feed it to their babies. At the time, I thought, "ok, these chicks are nuts." Now I truly wonder if there was more to it.