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What is galactogouge?

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∙ 17y ago
Updated: 11/9/2022

A Galactogouge is used to stimulate milk production in mammals including humans.

The word itself means: To stimulate milk production.

There are many plant derived sources such as nettle, fennel, flax, soapwort and Marsh Mallow root.

There are also synthetics available and prescribed by doctors and Vets.

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