The sale and use of placenta has stirred significant debate in recent years, as the practice has transitioned from a largely hidden aspect of childbirth to a more mainstream topic. As people become increasingly interested in natural remedies and holistic health, the placenta—a once-dismissed organ—is now being heralded for its potential benefits. This shift has not only prompted discussions about the ethical implications of selling human tissue but also the health claims associated with its consumption. Traditionally, the placenta has been viewed as a waste product of pregnancy, often disposed of after childbirth. However, some cultures have long recognized its value, using it in various forms for medicinal or nutritional…