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Breastfeeding is nature’s perfect food for babies, providing essential nutrients, antibodies, and a unique bond between mother and child. However, many women encounter challeRight after childbirth, every woman requires time to heal and get their body prepped up for starting lactation for the newborn. Although lactation is a natural process, several mothers find themselves struggling to breastfeed their babies because their bodies aren’t producing enough milk to suffice the daily nutritional intake of the newbie. Also Read: World Breastfeeding Week: Diet Plan For Better Lactation- Infographic

Breast milk being one of the healthiest forms of milk is the first food that is given to the babies. Apart from the presence of healthful nutrients like protein, vitamins, carbohydrates, fats, iron, and calcium, the breastmilk is enriched with colostrum. This yellow watery pre-milk secreted during the initial stages after childbirth is quintessential for the overall development and well-being of the newborn. 

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The holistic remedies of Ayurveda believe that breastfeeding or ‘Stanyada’ is an important process that benefits both the mother and the newborn by creating an emotional bond between the two. Not only does breast milk bestow indispensable benefits to the newborn by bolstering the immunity, enriching the brain, and enhancing digestion but also the process of lactation reduces the risk of breast cancer in the new mom. However, all those sleepless nights, gloomy thoughts, the stress of motherhood do pose a hindrance to the process of lactation. 

Do You Know What Else Affects The Production Of Breast Milk?

For starters, the lower production of breast milk in nursing mothers can occur due to the following:

• Undergone a breast surgery
• Taking certain medications that hamper the supply of breast milk
• Had a premature or preterm baby
• Initiated breastfeeding at a later stage
• Suffering from postpartum depression, stress, anxiety
• Diagnosed with health conditions like high blood pressure, obesity, hypothyroidism, diabetes, etc.
• Not breastfeeding the newborn on a daily basis

All these reasons may sometimes create an obstacle in the process of lactation. However, just like any other health anomaly, the inability to produce a sufficient quantity of milk can be treated by an alternative process of ayurvedic remedies that ensure an ample supply of breast milk for the newborn.Coined as a powerful galactagogue, Shatavari also known as the “Queen of herbs”, holds high significance for lactating women to boost the secretion of milk from the mammary glands. On daily consumption, this herb or any of its formulation help increase the production of prolactin and corticoids, which help produce breast milk, which in turn improves lactation and the quality of breast milk. This is extremely beneficial towards the young ones since breast milk is ideal for their nourishment and helps to strengthen their immune system. 

Consume 1 tbsp of Shatavari powder infused in milk at night to boost lactation.

Methi

Call it methi or fenugreek, the cuboidal seeds of the Trigonella foenum-graecum plant has powerful lactating properties and hence has been used since ancient times as an alternative remedy for women with poor milk production. The presence of bioactive components, diosgenin and phytoestrogen bestows the herb its galactagogue properties and hence makes them great for the mothers who wish to enhance their breast milk supply.Brew a cup of fenugreek tea by boiling the seeds in water and then straining them to get the solvent part. Add a tsp of honey and a pinch of turmeric to enhance the taste and consume it thrice a day to promote lactation.

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Iron syrup is a liquid nutritional supplement that treats and prevents iron deficiency anemia, often combining iron with other vitamins like folic acid (B9) and vitamin B12 to aid in red blood cell production and overall health. It is used to combat fatigue, weakness, and dizziness associated with low iron levels and is beneficial for those with increased iron needs, such as pregnant women, children, and athletes.

Iron syrup is a liquid nutritional supplement that treats and prevents iron deficiency anemia, often combining iron with other vitamins like folic acid (B9) and vitamin B12 to aid in red blood cell production and overall health. It is used to combat fatigue, weakness, and dizziness associated with low iron levels and is beneficial for those with increased iron needs, such as pregnant women, children, and athletes.

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• Production Capacity: GOOD
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• Packaging Details: 200ML