INTI — Organic Ginger, Turmeric & Lemon Shot
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🛒 I discover INTI — less than €1/dayGinger and Breastfeeding: Can You Take It? The Reassuring Guide
After pregnancy nausea relieved with ginger, many young mothers wonder: can I continue while breastfeeding? Good news: in food doses, yes — and there are even bonuses.
🤱 What you need to know
- Safe in dietary doses : ginger in cooking or juice (1 shot/day) is considered compatible with breastfeeding
- Traditional galactogen : in several cultures (particularly Asia), ginger is traditionally given to young mothers; Thai study suggests lactation support in first days
- Postpartum recovery : anti-inflammatory + caffeine-free energy — valuable with a newborn
- The taste of milk : the flavors pass (slightly) into the milk — most babies do not react, some are even used to it since pregnancy
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The INTI advantage for young mothers: energy caffeine free (compatible with broken nights and breastfeeding, unlike excess coffee), vitamin C, and no added sugar. 1 shot in the morning, diluted if you prefer.
Each breastfeeding session is unique: if baby seems uncomfortable after feedings or in case of doubt, talk to your midwife or lactation consultant. Avoid high concentrated doses (measured supplements) without advice.
❓ FAQs
Can you take ginger while breastfeeding?
Yes, in dietary doses (1 shot/day or in cooking), ginger is considered compatible with breastfeeding. It is even traditionally used as a galactogen, and one study suggests support for lactation in the first few days. Bonus: caffeine-free energy and vitamin C, valuable postpartum. If baby seems uncomfortable, ask your midwife. INTI without added sugar, €0.77/day.