Placenta refers to the placenta of mammals including humans.

The placenta is a tissue that is formed in the uterus when a woman becomes pregnant as the baby grows, and is an important organ for growing the fetus.
The weight can reach up to 500g just before giving birth.

The placenta plays important roles such as delivering nutrients to the unborn baby, returning waste products to the mother's body, and protecting the baby from harmful substances.
The placenta contains an abundance of nutrients, including the three major nutrients of protein, carbohydrates, and lipids, as well as amino acids, vitamins, minerals, and growth factors that promote cell metabolism.

For this reason, it is said that many mammals eat their own placenta after giving birth to replenish nutrition and recover their physical strength.
Placenta extract is extracted from this placenta to create placenta preparations.

By the way, cosmetics and supplements that contain placenta sold at pharmacies are made using placenta derived from pigs and horses, not humans.
At our hospital, we use a preparation called Laennec.
This formulation was approved in 1974 and has been used as a treatment for liver diseases.
People suffering from liver disease suffer from fatigue and fatigue, so it is used to alleviate these symptoms.
Additionally, since the liver is an organ that controls metabolism, it is thought that administering this drug improves liver function and exerts various effects.

Placenta is rich in skin-beautifying ingredients such as growth factors, collagen, and hyaluronic acid, so it is expected to have anti-aging and skin-beautifying effects.
Furthermore, it has the effect of increasing immunity and relieving fatigue, so it is said to be effective in improving various symptoms.

Many people perform placenta injections for cosmetic purposes, but it is also said to be effective in improving symptoms such as stiff shoulders and lower back pain.

Nutrients such as amino acids and vitamins have the effect of increasing metabolism and promoting blood circulation.
By improving blood circulation, waste products are efficiently excreted, which is said to be effective in recovering from fatigue.
In addition, the function of the liver is also greatly involved in recovery from fatigue.

The above are just typical effects; the effects of placenta injections vary throughout the body, and once you start raising them, there is no end to them.
Chronic fatigue, joint pain, stiff shoulders, lower back pain, asthma, atopic dermatitis, allergic diseases such as hay fever, menstrual irregularities, menstrual pain, irritability, menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes from cold, premenstrual tension, autonomic imbalance It is said to be effective for rheumatoid arthritis, liver disorders, menopausal disorders, indeterminate complaints, dry skin, rough skin, thinning hair, etc.

The effect of placenta is said to last from 2-3 days to several weeks.
Just because you get an injection once doesn't mean the effects will last forever.
Therefore, if you want the effect to last, you need to inject it regularly.

Placenta injections have the following advantages:

* You can expect beautiful skin effects
* Expected anti-aging effect
* Can be expected to have the effect of increasing immunity
* Can be expected to have a fatigue recovery effect
* Expected to be effective in improving symptoms such as stiff shoulders and lower back pain
　

■About placenta preparations
In rare cases, symptoms of hypersensitivity (rash, fever, itching, etc.) may appear due to injections of Laennec Melsmon (complaint rate less than 3.0%).If such symptoms occur after receiving this product. Or if you have any concerns, be sure to consult your doctor. In order to ensure safety against viruses and bacteria, and to prevent human placenta contaminated with viruses and bacteria from contaminating the raw materials of the drug, we have taken the following contamination prevention measures during the manufacture of this preparation.
① Donor screening → ② Acceptance inspection → ③ High temperature (high pressure steam) sterilization → ④ Product testing
Through these tests and sterilization processes, we have confirmed negative results for syphilis, tuberculosis, gonorrhea, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome), adult T-cell leukemia, apple disease, and other viruses. We have taken measures to prevent contamination of this product with bacteria.

■Safety against pathogenic prions, etc.
Normal prions require a certain amount of time to mutate, but the human placenta is an extremely temporary tissue that remains in the mother's womb for only about 10 months. Furthermore, to date, there have been no reports of infectious diseases caused by the administration of pharmaceuticals manufactured from human placenta, including this preparation, either domestically or internationally.
However, the risk of inherited diseases such as mutated Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease cannot be completely denied theoretically. For this reason, people using human placenta-derived products such as Laennec Melsmon are requested to refrain from donating blood.