Cho-Chocolat - Lactation Booster Snack

Cho-Chocolat - Lactation Booster Snack

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Cho-Chocolat - Lactation Booster Snack

Cho-Chocolat - Lactation Booster Snack

19,99€29,00€ -31%
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Contents: 12 snacks of 45g / Best before: 6 months

Estimated delivery between 16 and 21 September
Description
✨ Much more than just a cereal bar, the Cho-Chocolat snack was specially designed for mums looking to boost their lactation. Enriched with fenugreek and 200 mg of DHA for baby's healthy brain development, this treat perfectly combines super flaxseeds, almonds, hazelnuts and delicious chocolate chips.

🌿 Fenugreek to support lactation, 200 mg of DHA for your baby's brain development, super flaxseeds, almonds, hazelnuts, chocolate chips and cocoa for a delicious touch.
Ingredients
Oats (22%)*, agave syrup*, whole almond butter*, 60% chocolate chips (9%)* (Cocoa mass*, Blond cane sugar*, Cocoa butter*, Vanilla extract*), almonds*, hazelnuts*, 100% cocoa powder (5%)*, brown flaxseeds*, sunflower seeds*, whole hazelnut butter*, fenugreek seeds (Trigonella foenum-graecum) (2%)*, pumpkin seeds*, brewer's yeast*, spirulina (Arthrospira platensis)*, salt
Additional Information
1 to 2 snacks per day

Support your lactation
Fenugreek supports milk production. A study shows that the dose contained in 2 squares doubles milk volume. A little reminder, mama: Galactagogues are not essential for breastfeeding. The first thing to do is put your baby to the breast on demand

Anti-fatigue
Bananachoc is a source of magnesium, which helps reduce fatigue.

A healthy snack to meet your needs
One snack contains 206 kcal, half of the extra energy needed when breastfeeding, and is naturally rich in fibre and a source of omega-3. It helps curb cravings as it contains oats to keep you full.

Breastfeeding: yes
Important for all mums: foods that promote lactation are not essential while breastfeeding. If your milk supply drops, put your baby to the breast on demand and consult an IBCLC lactation consultant.

Postpartum: yes, but
Be careful when using galactagogues like fenugreek right after birth to avoid engorgement. Putting baby to the breast is the best way to encourage your milk coming in.

Pregnancy: NO
Not recommended for pregnant women due to the presence of fenugreek.

Medical: CAUTION
People with diabetes should not take fenugreek without medical supervision, especially if they are taking blood sugar-lowering medication. People on anticoagulant treatments should also refrain from taking supplements containing fenugreek. For an alternative, try our fenugreek-free Milk Moonies.
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