Traditional Chinese Medicine Boosts Milk Supply, Flowing Like a Sea!

Traditional Chinese Medicine for Lactation: A Sea of Milk Flows! Warm-hearted Netizen (Xin You, Happiness Comes with You, QQ 373711357): Hello, Teacher Hu, I have a traditional remedy for promoting lactation during the postpartum period, and it works really well. Prescription: – 10g of Ricepaper Plant Pith (Tong Cao) – 10g of Codonopsis Root (Dang Shen) – 15g of Liquidambar Fruit (Lu Lu Tong) – 15g of Cowherb Seed (Wang Bu Liu Xing) – 3-4 pieces of Pangolin Scales (Chuan Shan Jia) Preparation: Simmer one pig’s trotter with the above herbs until it reduces to a large bowl of broth. Divide the broth into two servings and consume it over two meals. Three doses make up one course of treatment. This will result in an abundant milk supply, more than enough for the baby. This remedy has been used by friends and family, and the feedback has been very positive. A friend of mine experienced insufficient milk production after childbirth, and her baby cried constantly from hunger. She tried many methods, including consulting lactation specialists, but nothing worked. Eventually, she used this remedy, and the lactation effect was excellent. I’m sharing this because I believe it would be a good thing if more people could benefit from it. Contributor: Wang Xin, Teacher