Constant Supply Tincture

Constant Supply Tincture

This herbal tincture is designed to support lactation, nourish the body, and promote milk production, blending powerful botanicals known for their galactagogue, stress-relieving, and nutrient-rich properties.

Key Ingredients & Benefits:

• Goat’s Rue – Traditionally used to increase milk supply, supporting mammary gland development.
• Fennel – Helps stimulate milk production while aiding digestion for both mother and baby.
• Moringa – Rich in vitamins and minerals, providing essential nutrients for postpartum recovery.
• Milky Oats – Supports nervous system health, helping reduce stress and promote relaxation.
• Blue Vervain – Eases tension and anxiety, improving milk flow and emotional balance.
• Fenugreek – A well-known galactagogue, helping boost milk supply naturally.
• Blessed Thistle – Activates mammary glands, supporting milk production and hormonal balance.
• Organic Vodka (Preservation) – Extracts medicinal compounds while maintaining potency over time.

How to Use:

• Take 1-2 dropperfuls 3x/day for lactation support and nourishment.
• Mix into water or tea for easy consumption.

Key Factors for Successful Breastfeeding

Breastfeeding is a beautiful and natural process, but it requires proper hydration, effective latching, and a good support system to ensure both mother and baby thrive.

1. Hydration: The Foundation of Breastmilk Production

Breastmilk is made up of nearly 90% water, making hydration essential for maintaining a healthy milk supply.

• Drink plenty of water throughout the day to support milk production.
• Signs of dehydration include fatigue, headaches, and reduced milk output.
• Electrolytes (like coconut water or herbal teas) can help maintain hydration balance.

2. The Importance of a Proper Latch

A deep, effective latch ensures baby gets enough milk while preventing pain and nipple damage.

• Nursing should NOT hurt – Pain is often a sign of poor latch or positioning.
• A good latch allows baby to transfer milk efficiently, stimulating milk supply.
• Skin-to-skin contact and frequent nursing help encourage a strong latch.

If pain persists, or baby struggles to latch, seeking help from an IBCLC (International Board Certified Lactation Consultant) can make a huge difference.

3. Weighted Feeds: The Best Way to Measure Milk Intake

Many parents worry about how much milk baby is getting, but pumping is NOT an accurate measure of milk supply.

• Baby nursing at the breast is more efficient than a pump.
• Weighted feeds (weighing baby before and after nursing) provide a precise measurement of milk intake.
• Diaper output and baby’s overall growth are also key indicators of adequate milk intake.

4. Seeking Expert Support

Breastfeeding is a learned skill, and getting professional guidance can make the journey smoother.

• An IBCLC can assess latch, milk transfer, and supply issues.
• Support groups and peer counseling can provide encouragement and advice.
• Trust your instincts – If something feels off, seek help early.

Final Thoughts

Breastfeeding is a dynamic process, and hydration, latch, and expert guidance all play a role in ensuring success. If you’re struggling, you’re not alone—there are resources and professionals ready to support you.

We take pride in crafting our herbal remedies with the highest quality ingredients, ensuring every product is made with organic or wildcrafted botanicals for maximum purity and potency. Our commitment to sourcing natural, sustainable ingredients means you receive the best that nature has to offer—free from additives, pesticides, and artificial chemicals.