Another sign that Tom Cruise is mental - not that we needed one:

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18 April 2006
EXCLUSIVE: TOM CHEWS

Mission Impossible star Cruise vows to eat placenta after birth
By Patrick Mulchrone
TOM Cruise yesterday revealed his latest bizarre mission..to eat his new baby's placenta.

Cruise vowed he would tuck in straight after girlfriend Katie Holmes gives birth, saying he thought it would be "very nutritious".

The Mission Impossible star, 43, said: "I'm gonna eat the placenta. I thought that would be good. Very nutritious. I'm gonna eat the cord and the placenta right there." It is the latest in a series of increasingly strange outbursts from Cruise in the run-up to the birth.

He has claimed the baby, due any day, will be delivered in total silence.

The Top Gun star also insisted he "sensed" fianc?e Katie was pregnant before she told him.

And he has blurted out details of the couple's sex life, saying: "It's spectacular."

The actor, who recently also claimed he has the power to cure drug addicts, has even been carrying out his own medical scans on the foetus after buying himself an ultrasound machine.

Silent birth is one of the rules of the cult of Scientology, which Cruise is devoted to.

The cult - founded by the late sci-fi writer L Ron Hubbard - claims that 75 million years ago aliens came to earth and their spirits now infest our bodies.

Cruise told GQ magazine Hubbard had discovered making a noise had a "negative spiritual effect" on someone giving birth. He insisted that 27-year-old Katie would be allowed to scream, adding cryptically: "It is really about respecting the woman. It's not about her screaming.

"And scientifically it is proven. Now there are medical research papers that say when a woman's giving birth everyone should be quiet."

Cruise also revealed he and Katie have been preparing for the birth by holding classes at their Beverly Hills home.

He said: "We've been studying what a woman goes through. What happens to her body. It's just kind of becoming this fun game of learning."

Cruise said his sex life with Batman Begins star Katie had made him realise one-night stands were "horrible".

He added: "Great sex is a by-product for me of a great relationship, where you have communication. It's an extension of that. If you're not in good communication with your partner, it sucks."

Cruise, who has two adopted children with ex-wife Nicole Kidman, will not be the first star to make a meal out of his baby's placenta.

Rod Stewart and girlfriend Penny Lancaster took home their baby's placenta, sprinkled it with tee tree oil and buried it in the garden.

In 1998, Channel 4 chef Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall fried a placenta with shallots and garlic and served it up to 20 guests, including the baby's mum and dad.

TV watchdogs later criticised the show, branding it "disagreeable".

But placenta-eating is considered normal in some cultures. Various recipes include one for placenta lasagne. Some say eating it helps avoid post-natal depression.

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> TOM Cruise yesterday revealed his latest bizarre mission..to eat his new
> baby's placenta.

> Cruise vowed he would tuck in straight after girlfriend Katie Holmes gives
> birth, saying he thought it would be "very nutritious".

> The Mission Impossible star, 43, said: "I'm gonna eat the placenta. I
> thought that would be good. Very nutritious.

I recommend he gets some Placenta Helper to stretch it into a tasty casserole.
 
> I recommend he gets some Placenta Helper to stretch it into a tasty
> casserole.

i saw a TV show on PBS a few weeks ago how the Japanese use jellyfish as a delicacy. maybe they could be of some assistance.
 
I think you should re-evaluate the statement as most people here admire Jobriath
 
If he wasn't away with the mixer, I don't know who is.
 
Re: :::shiver:::

This ritual of consuming the placenta is/was common in some cultures.

I have a friend who is still suffering fom the trauma of seeing this done on a National Geographic Special fifteen years ago. It seems there was enough for the large extended family to "enjoy." :::shiver:::
 
Placenta is great... I can't recommend it enough

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Tom's eating placenta tonight!Its a girl!

> I recommend he gets some Placenta Helper to stretch it into a tasty
> casserole.
Katie's parents must be freaking out Suri isn't going to be baptised in the Catholic Church.
 
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