Price range: $21.95 through $34.05
Goat's Rue is an herbal supplement traditionally used by breastfeeding mothers to support lactation. This Certified Organic single-herb formula is especially valued by mothers who have experienced breast surgery or are seeking glandular tissue support during their breastfeeding journey.
• Supports healthy lactation and milk flow.*
• Traditional choice for mammary gland support.*
• Trusted by lactation professionals.*
• Certified Organic.
Important: Consult your healthcare provider before use, especially if you have diabetes, low blood sugar, take insulin, or have had breast surgery.
This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
This is a Certified Organic product. Read what that means HERE.
Certified Organic Goat's Rue Leaf. The regular tincture is extracted in Certified Organic grape alcohol and the non-alcohol version is extracted in Certified Organic vegetable glycerine and distilled water. All Herb Lore tinctures are non-GMO and are gluten-free and are never, ever tested on animals.
Start with two (2) droppersful (squeezes) of the tincture three times a day. Results may be seen within 12-24 hours. If the desired results are not achieved with this level, you may increase how often you take it (increase to 4 times a day, then 5 and so on, as needed) or increase the number of droppersful (squeezes) taken at a time.
There are no rules - it's ok to do what works best for you. Some women find that taking two droppersful of the tincture each time they sit down to nurse or pump does the trick for them, and this is perfectly fine to do.
If too much of the herb is taken, overfullness or engorgement may occur. If so, simply reduce the amount of herb you take until you find the right balance for you. The article Herbs to Increase Your Breastmilk Supply - the Summarized Version, listed under More Information, has further details.
Note: It is not recommended for women to start using herbs to increase breastmilk supply during pregnancy, as this could start milk production prematurely, risking the all-important colostrum period. Wait until day 3 after giving birth, when breastmilk typically comes in, before deciding to use herbs to increase milk production.
As well as risking the colostrum, which is critically important for baby's life-long intestinal and digestive health, using herbs to increase milk production when they're not needed can cause engorgement, plugged ducts, or mastitis due to over-production.
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