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The Nursing Mother's Herbal (Human Body Library) (edition 2003)

by Sheila Humphrey

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Many women take St. Johns wort for postpartum depression, but is it safe for their nursing infants? Which herbs can a new mother take to increase or inhibit milk production? Are there natural remedies for mastitis or chronic yeast infections? This integrative guide answers these and other questions about the effects of herbs, dietary supplements, and other natural products on nursing women and their babies.… (more)
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Title:The Nursing Mother's Herbal (Human Body Library)
Authors:Sheila Humphrey
Info:Fairview Press (2003), Edition: 1, Paperback, 355 pages
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Many women take St. Johns wort for postpartum depression, but is it safe for their nursing infants? Which herbs can a new mother take to increase or inhibit milk production? Are there natural remedies for mastitis or chronic yeast infections? This integrative guide answers these and other questions about the effects of herbs, dietary supplements, and other natural products on nursing women and their babies.

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