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Re: Medical and non-medical uses of placentaFrom: Douglas Krell (sfth@roadrunner.com)Wed Oct 9 18:41:12 1996
I just heard an interesting tidbit about placenta There is a company, ostensibly one of the worlds largest distributors of personal care products, sells an item called HPX hydrating gel. It contains Kukui nut oil, NaPCA, squalane, and human placental protein. It contains no petroleum based ingredients and sells wholesale for $35. The company recently opened for business in Korea. They sold over 300,000 units of this product in the first 2 months in business. It is selling by the bucketfuls in Europe. Just think about that the next time you throw out a placenta at 2AM.
-- Douglas Krell MD FACOG Santa Fe, N.M.
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