Ma’s Milk Herbal Breastfeeding Support Capsules
Ma’s Milk is a 3-in-1 herbal formula designed to gently support breastfeeding mothers who wish to promote healthy milk production. It is used in herbal medicine to help support lactation, milk flow, and overall breastfeeding supply as part of a nursing routine.
Key Features
- Herbal formula designed to support breastfeeding mothers
- Used in herbal medicine to help promote and increase milk production
- Supports healthy prolactin levels and enriched milk flow
- May help stimulate blood flow to the mammary glands
- Vegan-friendly formula
- Third-party tested
- Can be used postpartum to support milk supply needs
- May be used when milk supply is low, during growth spurts, or when building a milk stash
- Designed for use alongside frequent breastfeeding
Specifications
- Medicinal ingredients (per vegetarian capsule):
- Fenugreek 10:1 extract (Trigonella foenum-graecum, seed) 100 mg (equivalent to 1000 mg dried seed powder)
- Blessed thistle 10:1 extract (Cnicus benedictus, herb top) 100 mg (equivalent to 1000 mg dried herb top powder)
- Moringa leaf powder (Moringa oleifera) 500 mg
- Non-medicinal ingredients:
- Brown rice flour
- Magnesium stearate (non-GMO vegetable source)
- Hypromellose / Pullulan (vegetarian capsule)
- Microcrystalline cellulose
- Recommended dose (adults only): Take 2 capsules per day
- Made in Canada
Cautions and Warnings
- Consult a healthcare practitioner if symptoms persist or worsen
- Consult a healthcare practitioner before use if you have diabetes or are breastfeeding
- Do not use if pregnant
- Do not use if allergic to the Asteraceae/Compositae (daisy) family
- Hypersensitivity/allergic reactions may occur; discontinue use if they do
- Intended for breastfeeding mothers only
- Blessed thistle may stimulate menstruation and is not safe during pregnancy
Additional Information
- May support milk production within 12–24 hours of use
- Best used alongside increased breastfeeding frequency
- Safe for continued use throughout breastfeeding period as needed
- Baby is expected to receive only minimal exposure through breastmilk as per reference notes
- Natural health products are not risk-free
- Reference: International Breastfeeding Centre (2015)
