Lactobites bar may act as galactagogue to increase human milk volume in lactating women, suggests research
Difficulty in lactation or breastfeeding may be due to cesarean delivery, poor nutrition have been linked to lactation difficulties. Breastmilk production can be increased through galactagogues, kangaroo mothering and relaxation techniques. Instead of pharmaceutical products, various complementary and alternative techniques can be employed as galactagogue. The Galactagogues are synthetic or plant molecules of milk production-inducing, -maintaining, and -increasing molecules that operate as mediators of intricate physiological and physical processes. These include herbal medicines and techniques such as herbal compression, herbal supplements, herbal bars, and herbal teas that contain ginger, stinging nettle, fenugreek, orturmeric that promote breast milk production without causing adverse effects. Lactobite bar is a natural lactation supplement containing Fennel, Moringa Leaves, Shatavari, Halim Seeds, and Berries that are rich in antioxidants and are known to naturally assist lactation. The objective of this study was to evaluate the effect of Lactobites bar as a galactagogue to increase the production of milk in lactating women and the metabolism-boosting effect, which can contribute to weight loss and fat burn
In this current real-world evidence study, 53 lactating women were enrolled. During the study, they received lactobites bar for 28 days. The intestinal health of the baby, incidences of formula feeding, the volume of breast milk, baby’s anthropometric measures: such as changes in height, changes in the quality of hair and skin of the mother were evaluated. The feeling of wellness in the mother and haemoglobin levels were also assessed during the study.
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