Fenugreek (Helba)
For centuries, fenugreek has been traditionally valued in Middle Eastern practices for supporting women’s health after childbirth.
It is believed to promote natural detoxification and assist in postnatal recovery.
Some sources suggest that fenugreek seeds may help enhance milk supply within a few days of use.
Natural phytoestrogens, similar in structure to estrogen, may contribute to hormonal balance and support prolactin production — a hormone associated with lactation.
Fenugreek is a source of iron, potassium, magnesium, vitamins A, C, B-complex, choline, and proteins — nutrients that may help enrich breast milk and support maternal vitality.
Its natural antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties are believed to help reduce discomfort and the risk of milk stagnation.
Common Caraway (Carum carvi)
Common caraway has long been used in traditional medicine to support lactation and postnatal recovery.
Its phytoestrogen content is thought to aid in the natural production of prolactin.
By promoting healthy circulation, caraway may assist with improved milk flow.
Rich in essential minerals and vitamins (Fe, Ca, Mg, Zn, A, B-group, E), it may help replenish nutrients, support bone health, and reduce postnatal fatigue.
Essential oils such as carvone and limonene are known to support digestion, helping to ease bloating and occasional constipation.
Its antimicrobial properties may assist in natural immune defense, while the aroma is often associated with reduced stress and improved sleep.
Anise Seeds
Anise seeds have a long history in both Ayurvedic and European herbal traditions as a natural support for breastfeeding.
Anethole, a naturally occurring compound with a structure similar to estrogen, is believed to promote lactation.
These seeds may help enrich breast milk with essential nutrients such as iron, calcium, magnesium, and vitamins A, C, and B-group.
The essential oils in anise are known to support digestion, which may help reduce colic and gas in both mother and infant.
Thanks to their antiseptic properties, anise seeds may help reduce the risk of inflammation and yeast imbalances.
Coriander
The beneficial properties of coriander have been known since ancient times, with references found in both the Old Testament and Ayurvedic texts.
Its high content of vitamins B9 and C may help support the immune system and assist in postnatal tissue and blood recovery.
Natural pectins act as gentle enterosorbents, which may contribute to the body’s detoxification processes.
Rutin (vitamin P) is believed to support vascular health and liver function.
Important!
This product is not a medicinal drug.
Consult your healthcare provider before use.
Contraindications: individual intolerance to components.
Keep out of reach of children.
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