Maxi Lactation Pure and More™

Modern research has shown that breast milk is the perfect nourishment for babies, as it not only contains all the nutritional requirements in ideal proportions, but also provides protection from disease and illness in the form of antibodies from the mother's own immune system.

In addition, babies that are breastfed for the first 6 months of their lives are far less likely to develop allergies. There has even been research to suggest that babies who are breastfed go on to develop a higher IQ than those who are not. The list of benefits to mother and baby just goes on and on!

Herbal remedies have been used for hundreds of years to encourage a healthy flow of breast milk and, are useful to increase breast milk production. These help to promote the supply of milk and help the baby to get proper nutrition. These are great herbal supplements for breast feeding mothers; Alfalfa, Anise, Barley Grass, Caraway, Fennel, Fenugreek, Marshmallow, Nettle, Red Raspberry, Spirulina, Inositol, Vitamin C and Citrus Bioflavonoids.

Vitamin C (Pureway C) & Lemon Bioflavonoids Flavonoids enhance the action of vitamin C and for this reason they should be taken together. These two ingredients may help a mother nurse clean. They can lessen the symptoms of prolonged bleeding. Vitamin C can help increase estrogen absorption for some women. Present-day research has clearly documented the synergistic (mutually beneficial) relationship between flavonoids and vitamin C. Each substance improves the antioxidant activity of the other, and many of the vitamin-related functions of vitamin C also appear to require the presence of flavonoids.

Some researchers believe that bioflavonoids help maintain capillaries. Capillaries are microscopic blood vessels that allow the oxygen, hormones, nutrients, and antibodies to pass from the body's bloodstream to individual cells. If a capillary's walls are too fragile they will allow blood to drain out of the vessels and into the cells. The result of this is easy bruising, bleeding gums and other abnormalities. Bioflavonoids also in recent studies have been shown to help the blood clot, this alone can be helpful in clotting disorders.

Alfalfa supports success in lactation because it helps increase and sustains milk supply (Castleman M. The Healing Herbs. Emmaus, PA: Rodale Press, 1991, 37–9). It frequently helps alleviate nausea, almost always relieves constipation.

Anise seed (Pimpinella anisum) This wonderfully smelling spice contains natural plant estrogens that can be of benefit in stimulating milk production. Barley Grass & Spirulina are classified as “green foods”. Green foods may be able to increase the fat content of mother’s milk, resulting in a creamier, more nutrient-rich and filling diet for baby. It is also reputed to increase the volume of milk in some lactating women.

Caraway was traditionally used to improve lactation in breast-feeding mothers. Fennel seed taken by the mother may actually increase the feeding response in an infant, indicating that some if its flavor is passed into the milk. In this way, it may also aid the nursing infant’s digestion in cases of colic. It has been used not only as a food, but to help improve and support the healthy flow of breast milk.

Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum) has been used to support healthy milk production since biblical times as it contains phytoestrogens - which are natural plant chemicals that mimic female hormones. Fenugreek has been clinically shown to have a tonic effect on a nursing mother's milk supply.

Inositol is one of the most versatile nutrients for promoting brain wellness, a positive and relaxed outlook, and restful sleep. It also is one of the most crucial nutrients for promoting female hormonal health.

Marshmallow increases the production of a new mother's milk and makes it richer and more filling to the infant.

Nettles is a blood-cleansing and blood-building herb with a high iron content. It is very nourishing to the kidneys and liver, and will help to relieve (or prevent altogether) vascular problems common during and after pregnancy. It also helps build a good milk supply.

Red raspberry leaves are high in iron and enrich early colostrums found in mother’s milk. It also cleanses and prepares breasts for a pure milk supply for the nursing infant by cleansing and purifying the blood.

Follow these simple breastfeeding tips to make sure you continue to promote a positive breastfeeding experience:

· Drink lots of water (8 glasses a day) 
· Regular rest is important for healthy milk production.
· Eat a healthy diet containing mostly fresh (preferably organic) foods free of artificial preservatives, colorants or flavoring.
· Avoid caffeine, alcohol, smoking (including second-hand smoke) and other drugs
· Good nutrition and taking whole food vitamins is important during the breastfeeding stages.

Now you can take this time proven natural herbal complex formula. Here is why so many women who are breast-feeding today are relying on this natural formula. For best results take with Formula 605 at bedtime. Moms can nurse and care for their new babies with calm and confidence, uninterrupted; Maxi Lactation Pure & More – now you have everything.