Mother’s milk tea is a safe and easy way to boost your milk supply when breastfeeding.
For most mothers who experience it, chronic low milk supply comes as a devastating surprise.
Some have already endured fertility struggles, difficult pregnancies, or both. Others are managing chronic health conditions that are known to be associated with chronic low milk supply but are never given information on how their health might affect lactation. Many have no known risk factors or red flags, making the experience all the more bewildering.
Nearly all who experience chronic low milk supply will encounter disbelief, dismissal and/or systemic roadblocks from family, friends, lactation professionals and/or medical providers. My hope is this mother’s milk tea recipe will reach and help anybody suffering from a low milk supply.
The healing properties of each ingredient are mind-blowing.
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Fenugreek
Fenugreek tea has been used throughout the ages to prevent fevers, soothe stomach disorders, and to treat diabetics. Fenugreek seeds are high in vitamins A, C, thiamin, folate, calcium, iron, magnesium, and selenium.
Fenugreek tea can help reduce inflammation and is also highly beneficial for acid reflux, heartburn, respiratory issues, allergies, ulcers, gastritis, indigestion, and constipation. Powerful compounds in fenugreek bind to toxins in the digestive tract and can help remove them from the body.
Fenugreek has also been proven to be very helpful to diabetics as it contains an amino acid called 4-hydroxy-isoleucine which helps insulin secretion. It can be an effective natural means of controlling blood sugar levels.
Among its many other benefits, fenugreek tea is amazing for mothers who are breastfeeding. It has been shown to increase milk production in lactating women significantly.
Fennel
Fennel has such a wide range of nutritional and healing benefits that it is considered both a vegetable AND a herb. Fennel contains powerful anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties. It is incredible for indigestion and is often used as a natural antacid, helping to reduce acidity and inflammation in the digestive tract as well as help nutrients from food properly absorb and assimilate.
Further, fennel helps prevent gas from forming in the stomach and intestines – it is known as a natural anti-flatulent. It is also helpful for sinus congestion, bronchitis, renal colic, anemia, hypertension, macular degeneration, constipation, diarrhea, and irritable bowel syndrome.
Fennel is particularly helpful for women as it has been shown to ease and regulate menstruation by properly regulating the body’s hormonal action. Further, it has been shown to help stimulate consistent milk flow for nursing mothers. It can help strengthen hair, prevent hair loss, relax the body, and sharpen memory.
Nettle Leaf
Nettle leaf is a powerful immune booster that grows abundantly in nature. These leaves are rich in chlorophyll and minerals like iron, chromium, zinc, copper, magnesium, silicon, cobalt, and calcium. They also have generous amounts of vitamins A, E, D, C, and K.
Nettles are a potent anti-inflammatory and are helpful in preventing headaches, sore throats, sinus infections, and fatigue. They also help to lower blood sugar levels, making them beneficial for diabetics.
Nettle leaf has been widely used to help relieve bronchial ailments such as chronic coughing, chest congestion, COPD, and TB. They can also act as a natural diuretic removing excess fluids from the body. Additionally, they help relieve nausea, flatulence, acid reflux, and colitis.
Further, nettle leaf tea can help support the endocrine system. It also helps support liver and heart health and works to prevent urinary tract infections and bladder and kidney stones.
Red Raspberry Leaf
Red raspberry leaf is incredible for the reproductive system and acts as an overall hormone balancer, supporting the entire endocrine system with hormone output.
Brewed as a tea, raspberry leaf is a powerful tool to aid in fertility and prepare a woman’s body for pregnancy. It has been shown to help prevent miscarriages and is a secret weapon against fatigue and postpartum depression following childbirth.
Not only has raspberry leaf been shown to help boost the production of breast milk, but it also fortifies the mother’s milk with vitamins and minerals for the baby.
This incredible leaf is not only beneficial for women, but it can also be a helpful blood cleanser and overall detoxifier for men.
Because of its antioxidant compounds, such as anthocyanins and polyphenols, raspberry leaf is a wonderful all-purpose anti-inflammatory. Further, it is incredibly helpful for people with iron deficiencies and helps to regrow hair.
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Muneeza's Amazing Mother's Milk Tea
Ingredients
- 1-2 bags Fenugreek Tea
- 1-2 bags Fennel Tea
- 1-2 bags Nettle Leaf Tea
- 1-2 bags Red Raspberry Leaf Tea
- 4- 8 cups filtered water
Instructions
- Boil water (1-2 cups at a time, depending on how many tea bags you decide to use...each tea will be steeped separately).
- Steep each tea separately for potency.
- Add 1-2 cups of each tea to a pitcher/jar, mix together and enjoy!
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- What to eat when pregnant for a healthier body and baby.
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Please leave me a comment if you try this recipe, I always appreciate your feedback.
To your health & happiness,
Muneeza
