Fenugreek Seed 610 mg by Nature's Way 180 Capsules
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Customer Reviews of Fenugreek Seed 610 mg by Nature's Way 180 Capsules
Customer Review: Watch out for bees
Summary: 4 Stars
Fenugreek worked for me. After my milk supply started to diminish after going back to work I tried Fenugreek. I had to take quite a bit of it though for my milk to sustain my boy's hardy appetite. I never had an over-abundance of milk but I was at least able to get what he needed. The only side effect I had was my sweat smelled of maple syrup. My son also smelled like it. When I went outside I actually attracted bees! It became quite the joke between my friends and myself. It was worth it though to be able to continue feeding him on my own.
My poor second son was allergic to my milk so I wasn't able to see if it worked. I'll be trying it again with my 3rd son (due in a couple months) if I can't keep up with him. Bees or no Bees!
Customer Review: Great way to increase milk supply without side effects
Summary: 4 Stars
I used this with both of my children when I went back to work and needed to pump enough milk. I couldn't stand the taste of the mother's milk teas, so this was SO helpful to me! It worked within 2-3 days. I did need to take about 8-10 capsules per day, and I did smell like maple syrup (fenugreek smells like maple and with such a high dose it does come out in your sweat), but it was worth it. Neither of my children seemed to notice/mind, so I don't think it changed the taste of the milk at all. I highly recommend this for any nursing mothers trying to increase their production!Customer Review: WARNING--DO NOT USE IF YOU ARE ALLERGIC TO PEANUTS!
Summary: 1 Stars
I hate to give a bad review since I have no idea if it actually works to improve milk production (which is why I purchased it). I just feel the need to share that I took one dose and experienced a fairly severe allergic reaction. It was 2am and I went online and discovered that fenugreek is in the same plant family as peanuts (and chickpeas). This is not marked anywhere on the label, on Amazon's page, or on Nature's Way's website.