The Effect Of Fenugreek Seed In Augmenting Expressed Breast Milk Volume - Lema, Misrach
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The most important and precious thing only a mother can give to her offspring is breast milk. An Unability to feed her offspring due to low breast milk volume disturbs most mothers. Breast milk is an opaque white liquid produced by the mammary glands of the female. It provides the primary sources of nutrition for newborn. The herb fenugreek can increases milk supply, and is called a galactagogue. This herb has phytoestrogens and is famous as a breast milk stimulant in helping mothers lactate. It is considered a galactagogue in that it helps increase lactating women's milk supplies. It is also…mehr

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The most important and precious thing only a mother can give to her offspring is breast milk. An Unability to feed her offspring due to low breast milk volume disturbs most mothers. Breast milk is an opaque white liquid produced by the mammary glands of the female. It provides the primary sources of nutrition for newborn. The herb fenugreek can increases milk supply, and is called a galactagogue. This herb has phytoestrogens and is famous as a breast milk stimulant in helping mothers lactate. It is considered a galactagogue in that it helps increase lactating women's milk supplies. It is also said to cause breast enlargement. Due to lack of well studied medicinal facts there are limited evidence on how to take, safe dosage and effects of the herb on other body systems. It needs to be used in moderation with the advice of a certified herbalist plus pregnant women do not need to consume Fenugreek since it may bring premature labor. This book contains the conducted study and result to proof the effect of fenugreek seed in augmenting expressed breast milk volume in mothers of preterm infants.
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Mme Misrach travaille à l'université de Dilla en tant que professeur de physiologie humaine au département des sciences biomédicales. Elle a obtenu sa maîtrise en sciences de l'AUA et a mené une étude expérimentale sur la manière d'augmenter le volume de lait maternel, ce qui constitue une bonne approche du problème de la plupart des mères. Elle souhaite mener des études similaires.