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Midwife makes $10K a year selling placenta products and keepsakes | New York Post
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0:54Now PlayingAustralian midwife Ciara Noble makes £8,500 (over $10,000 US) a year by collecting the placenta from new moms and turning it into face creams, keepsakes, pills, smoothies and more. Noble, a certified placenta remedies specialist, was inspired to start her company, Kindred Postnatal Products, after researching the health benefits for new moms who consume their own placenta.
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