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Fenugreek is an herb that's popularly used for a variety of home remedies. While not all of them have been verified by research, the tea is nonetheless delicious. Studies do show that fenugreek may help breastmilk production, so try a lactation tea that includes nettle leaf and red raspberry leaf. You can also simmer fenugreek seeds with water for a simple tea that has a slight maple syrup flavor.
Makes 1 serving
Makes 2 cups (138 g) of dried herbal tea
Tip: Purchase fenugreek seeds in the bulk section of the grocery store, at your local Indian market, or online.
Tip: Although some lactation teas include blessed thistle, this bitter herb hasn't been proven to increase milk supply.
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