Anise (herb) - tea

When taken in a small amount during the day, aniseed tea relieves cough and stomach / colic gases. Babies can be given a spoon of aniseed tea before a meal to boost appetite. Low-fat nursing mothers should regularly drink aniseed tea or special breast-feeding teas in which anise is also present. The rubbing of aniseed oil also stimulates lactation.

Tea: aniseed

aniseedChop into a mortar 1 teaspoon. aniseed. Add 1 cup of hot water, let it boil for 10 minutes, then strain. Sweeten with honey or sugar to taste. When coughing, drink 2 to 5 glasses throughout the day.

Mixture for Tea for More Breastfeeding:

Ask the herbal pharmacy to prepare a mixture of anise, fennel, black radish, dill, mayor and lemon balm in equal amounts. Crush in a mortar the quantity for 1 intake from the mixture and pour it with hot water. Allow to stand for 10 minutes, then strain.

Oil:

Chop into a 1 drop soup. lying. aniseed. Mix half a cup of olive oil. Leave to soak for 1 week in the dark, strain and keep at room temperature, away from light. Massage your breasts with the oil thus obtained. Anise oil is also sold in most pharmacies in combination with other herbs to increase breast milk.

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