Peppermint EO is used traditionally for drying up milk supply, and
anise is used for increasing it.
Did you take the peppermint in any other form than S&S?
Here is a good article for increasing milk supply using herbs and
diet. Ginger is on the list, and made me think that ginger EO could be
used to help.
http://www.mobimotherhood.org/MM/article-diet.aspx
Julia
On Aug 24, 3:28 pm, Tiffany <chevy...@cox.net> wrote:
> I don't know about using oils while you are pregnant, but while you
> are nursing, stay away from peppermint oil. I was nursing and using
> slim and sassy, after calling and finding out that it is indeed ok for
> nursing mothers and it wouldn't hurt my baby. But, what I didn't know
> is that peppermint will dry up your milk supply in a hurry! I was
> unaware of this and found out the hard way. I was totally unprepared
> to wean my daughter but had to since I had nothing left. The quality
> and quantity decreased drastically. To a point that it was no longer
> nutritionally healthy for her. Unfortunately I had to put her on
> formula. I didn't have time to slowly introduce it to her since I
> dried up so quickly. Her stomach didn't like that! So, do NOT use
> peppermint oil while nursing!
>
> On Aug 23, 2:20 pm, Elea <eleasprin...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Hello All! Are there any oils that should be avoided when pregnant?
> > More specifically, I usually take a homemade coconut tablet daily with
> > oregano, lemon & OnGuard mixed in it. Are any of those to be avoided
> > during pregnancy? I know peppermint will slow down lactation but
> > didn't realize it until almost too late. Anything else that can
> > affect pregnancy related issues that I should know about?
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