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Re: Blessed thistleFrom: Marcia (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri, 25 Sep 1998 09:10:28 -0500 (CDT)
A friend told me about fenugreek. But at the herb shop I went to, it was combined with thyme and I wasn't sure what the combination would do. I know that sage is supposed to dry up your milk and I somehow came to the conclusion that if you can put it on a chicken (sage, thyme) it was not good for breast milk. (This is a joke, guys!) But seriously, what *would* the combination of fenugreek & thyme do?At Thu, 24 Sep 1998, Cindy Curtis RN IBCLC wrote: > >Blessed Thistle is indeed a good herb to increase milk production, >however, Fenugreek tends to work much better. You can use Fenugreek >alone or in conjunction with Blessed Thistle. Take 3 capsules of each 3 >times per day, can increase dose according to milk supply. Fenugreek >will make your sweat smell like maple syrup and this is normal! > Please see two articles on my web page about Fenugreek: >Go to http://www.erols.com/cindyrn and scan down the page until you see >the links for the Fenugreek articles. > >-- >Cindy Curtis RN IBCLC >
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