(This is a great article that has many references and charts.)
Basically what I have found is that people who are drinking
caffeinated drinks tend not to drink as much water. If you get
dehydrated that may effect milk production. I couldn't find anything
that said caffeine slowed milk production, but studies did say that it
makes the babies more jittery and colicky because...well... they are
taking caffeine into their system from the milk.
On Jan 8, 11:48 pm, Jerri <jerrimayfi...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> So if I am nursing should I stay away from black tea, because I do
> drink it several times a week? Thanks for all your research on this
> matter.
>
> On Jan 8, 2:20 am, Joanna <unfoldingl...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >http://www.mdidea.com/products/herbextract/danshen/data07.html
>
> > In all the research I have found Sages are used to decrease milk
> > production. Clary Sage (still in the Sage family) is an herb that
> > helps you to relax and brings down inhibitions (sometimes if a mother
> > is stressed the milk production will slow.), so I think that if the
> > mother is stressed out and needs to relax and "let go" Clary Sage
> > helps with that relaxing component. (Perhaps that is why people
> > suggest it.) If the mother is relaxed and feeling good her body is
> > going to work more efficiently.
>
> > However Sages on the whole (In relation to breastfeeding) are used for
> > weening perhaps because of the astringent tannin component in them.
> > Tannins are the things in black tea and some wines that make your
> > mouth feel all dry and puckery. They help to tone up tissue. It makes
> > sense to me that something with tannins in it would be used to dry up
> > breast milk.
>
> > I am open to any information about why I could be wrong about this,
> > because I am just doing research like you all, but at the moment I
> > have not read any evidence as to why Clary Sage would physiologically
> > promote milk production. (besides the relaxing component.) It just
> > doesn't seem logical to me. (but this is a plant we are talking about.
> > They have been known to do some wild and wacky things depending on
> > what they feel like doing...ie lavender being relaxing and stimulating
> > depending on what you need to happen.)
>
> > On Jan 8, 6:26 am, megan hanberg <gmhanb...@msn.com> wrote:
>
> > > Joanna-
> > > I also use the essential oils for maternity book from aromatools, and
> > > have recommended it to my downline. One of my IPC's was specifically
> > > looking for an oil to increase milk production, and chose clary sage
> > > out of the 3 or 4 it listed because she also wanted to use it for
> > > menstrual issues. Can you explain why you feel sage oils would
> > > DEcrease milk? I don't want to encourage information that could cut
> > > her milk supply. Thanks!
>
> > > On Jan 6, 1:22 am, Joanna <unfoldingl...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > > Heather,
> > > > Anything with the word "Sage" in it stay away from if you are wanting
> > > > an increase in milk production. However if you are wanting to ween,
> > > > use sage all the way :)
> > > > Also, here is an article by one of my favorite herbal medicine women
> > > > Susun Weedhttp://earthyfamily.com/A-remBF.htm
> > > > I have an extensive list of oils you can use in my eBook.http://unfoldinglove.com/941/essential-oils-for-pregnancy-labor/if
> > > > you would like to know all the oils that are safe and when to use
> > > > them :)
> > > > Love and blessings,
> > > > Joanna- Hide quoted text -
>
> > - Show quoted text -
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