Miami Maternity Center Investigate

Miami Maternity Center Raided

The investigation revealed that the ULA pills produced at MMC have been from dehydration, the placentas of women with different birth. The organs were ground together in a coffee grinder and placed in gelatin capsules by MMC staff. The survey also revealed that as much as ULA placentas from 10 to 15 at a time were placed in layers inside the machine dehydration MMC create a danger of cross contamination."The law enforcement officials seized all records of patients in the CMM since 2006, OK, I understand why they would not want the MMC to comingle placentas, but a 10-month investigation and a raid? Have they nothing better to do? Can not they just make an inspection of the center, learn how they make dehydration and encapsulation processes, and end all this? I'm not an expert in this field, but would not dehydration process to kill any pathogens in the blood placentas?I think the health risks involved in the placentas amalgam would be negligible (if there were any health risks to all) Why did they need all the patient records? What about HIPAA? If I were a customer there, regardless of whether I had my placenta treated by them, I would be furious that the Federals had my medical records! For those of you new to the idea, some women choose to become dehydrated and encapsulate placentas. Ingestion of placenta is thought to help postpartum depression, increase the supply of milk, and even help with menopausal symptoms. If you go to http://placentabenefits.info/index.ASP, you can learn more about the encapsulation and the benefits of doing so.

I'm with you on this one. If I were a patient, I would have checked on them to have my medical records! Second, if I had hired at the clinic for dehydration and encapsulation my placenta, and if I have ingested, I would just get over it. You know, it sucks that they are not very controlled about it, but get a grip people! We probably ingest more gross things just by eating McDonalds!

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