Goats Rue Tea
Goats Rue Tea (Galega officinalis) is found within the middle east and a few parts of Europe.
Farmers noticed that upon feeding their goats this herb, these goats had greater milk production. Today scientists know this is the case due to Goats Rue containing 'Prolactin', which promotes breast tissue growth.
Other uses of this tea include liver protection, and digestion problems.
organically grown India
Goats Rue Benefits
Goats Rue is mainly used for...
- Increase breast tissue
- Digestion
- The liver
Brewing
- To make Goat’s Rue Tea , use 1 teaspoon dried leaves in 1 cup of water.
- Let it sit for 10 minutes . Dosage: You can drink one cup of Goat Rue tea up to three times a day.
- Add other herbs such as Alfalfa or Fenugreek to your tea to further support milk production.
Cautionary
Pregnancy and breast-feeding: There is not enough reliable information about the safety of taking goat’s rue if you are pregnant or breast-feeding. Stay on the safe side and avoid use if pregnant or lactating.
Botanical name:
Goat's Rue Tea (just 5)
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Description
Goats Rue Tea (Galega officinalis) is found within the middle east and a few parts of Europe.
Farmers noticed that upon feeding their goats this herb, these goats had greater milk production. Today scientists know this is the case due to Goats Rue containing 'Prolactin', which promotes breast tissue growth.
Other uses of this tea include liver protection, and digestion problems.
organically grown India
Goats Rue Benefits
Goats Rue is mainly used for...
- Increase breast tissue
- Digestion
- The liver
Brewing
- To make Goat’s Rue Tea , use 1 teaspoon dried leaves in 1 cup of water.
- Let it sit for 10 minutes . Dosage: You can drink one cup of Goat Rue tea up to three times a day.
- Add other herbs such as Alfalfa or Fenugreek to your tea to further support milk production.
Cautionary
Pregnancy and breast-feeding: There is not enough reliable information about the safety of taking goat’s rue if you are pregnant or breast-feeding. Stay on the safe side and avoid use if pregnant or lactating.
Botanical name:
Goat's Rue Tea (just 5)
