The singer Evaluna Montaner, daughter of the well-known artist Ricardo Montaner, has openly spoken about her decision to consume her placenta after giving birth. This practice, which she performed after the birth of her first daughter, Índigo, as well as after having her second daughter, Amaranto, has led her to transform the placenta into powder and encapsulate it.
Evaluna has shared that this decision has not only been beneficial for her well-being but she also considers it a way to take advantage of the natural benefits of this organ. Despite her public life, Evaluna and her husband, Camilo Echeverry, have decided to keep certain aspects of their family private, including their daughters, Índigo and Amaranto, whom they do not show on social media.
The consumption of the placenta in capsules has been explained by Evaluna, who clarified that she does not consume it in its original form. Quoting her own words: 'They are little pills and I took them.' Camilo, for his part, added a touch of humor to the situation by commenting that they seasoned the placenta and ate it.
The couple has explained that this decision is part of their parenting philosophy and reflects their desire to protect the privacy of their daughters until they themselves decide to be shown in public. Evaluna has mentioned that consuming the placenta helps her to balance her hormones, which is essential to prevent postpartum depression that many mothers face.
This revelation was shared through the couple's YouTube channel, where they answered questions from their followers. Evaluna has emphasized that consuming encapsulated placenta has been a personal choice that has contributed to her emotional and physical well-being.
