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hi all,
none of these teas contains "real" galactogogues, it's bread spices ie
fennel anisseed caraway, in the humana stuff there's also hibiscus and
roiboos while hipp adds lemon verveine. we have the same stuff here in
germany, hipp is a german company...
as for traditional galactogogues, i don't have a clue...
bye, nina
2010/3/21 Lisa Marasco IBCLC <[log in to unmask]>:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm doing some research and wanted to find out what the popular galactogogue
> foods and herbs are in Turkey and surrounding countries. So far I've found
> out that they have two major nursing teas-Humana Still-tee and Hipp Natal,
> both made by formula companies! Would love to hear from lactnetters who
> might know.
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> Thanks,
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> Lisa Marasco
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