Why Milkflow Fenugreek + Blessed Thistle Capsules (100 Count)?
- Helps promote healthy breast milk supply*
- Contains three naturally-sourced herbs: fenugreek, blessed thistle, and anise
- Concentrated herbal formula delivers the equivalent of 1,800 mg of Fenugreek in each capsule
- Fenugreek works with your body to naturally support the hormones that help promote breast milk supply*
- Take 1 to 3 capsules per day to help support milk production
- Naturally-sourced herbs and non-GMO, with NO added fillers
- Suitable for vegetarians - dairy-free and soy-free too!
- Recommended by lactation consultants
How To Use Milkflow Fenugreek + Blessed Thistle Capsules
Take 1 capsule up to three times daily.
Do not use during pregnancy.
In rare occasions, individuals allergic to peanuts or other legumes may experience allergic/asthma symptoms due to the herb fenugreek.If nursing and taking medication, or have medical conditions (allergic individuals or diabetes), consult your healthcare professional before use.
Naturally Sourced Herbs
The herbal ingredients in Milkflow capsules are naturally sourced. The capsules contain a proprietary blend of three herbs known to help with milk supply: fenugreek, blessed thistle, and anise.*
Milkflow’s proprietary fenugreek formula is unique. Fenugreek, blessed thistle, and anise are all known galactagogues. The 10:1 concentration of fenugreek extract means you only need one to three capsules per day.
FAQs
Fenugreek, or Trigonella foenum-graecum, is a plant from India and the Mediterranean. It has been used by generations of women to promote breast milk production. I’ve heard fenugreek gives off a maple syrup odor, is that true? The fenugreek herb has a natural maple scent. When taking a fenugreek supplement, a maple syrup odor may occur in perspiration or urine. But don’t worry – the scent does not need to be present for Milkflow to be working!
Blessed thistle is a plant found in the Mediterranean region of the world and is related to asters and daisies. The herb is also recognized for its ability to help increase breast milk production.
Yes! While both plants are in the aster family, they are distinct from each other. Blessed thistle has yellow flowers surrounded by spiny leaves. It grows primarily in the Mediterranean region from Southern Europe to North Africa and in Western Asia. Flowers, leaves, stems and roots have been used in folk medicine and homeopathy. The blooms of the milk thistle plant are purple. While milk thistle originated in Europe, it is now found throughout North America. The leaves and stems contain milky white sap. The seeds contain active beneficial compounds and are used to create extracts and powders.
The drink mix, which comes in four flavors (Berry, Sugar Free Berry, Chai and Chocolate), is a convenient and great tasting way to get your fenugreek.. For days when you are on the go and don’t have access to a glass of water, (or milk, for the chocolate flavor), or don’t have a minute to mix a drink, the capsules are a quick and easy way to get your fenugreek.
Take it any time you want to boost breast milk production after your baby is born. (Do not take this product during pregnancy.)
Metabolisms vary but you may see a difference within the first week.
