Pardon my ignorance but I thought that the HEAT was the active factor in
moxibustion, rather than the actual herb used (ragwort I believe)
My doctor tried this with me at 35 ish weeks first pregnancy, without
success, but the baby was 3950g at birth and was in frank breech, legs
extended so not a
I don't think we know how it works: whether it is the heat alone or a combo
of the heat and the herb. Traditionally moxa is made from Artemisia vulgaris
common name mugwort, the Japanese name is moxa. Traditionally these are the
herbs used and in the study cited the researchers could not do a
Just a couple of quick questions for the girls who work at KEMH in Perth, do
you work 12 hour shifts? Also do you rotate into P/N and D/S and how often
are the rotations - 3month/6 month or yearly? Forgot to ask Robyn these
questions.
Thanks,
Sadie
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I have been advised previously that it increases milk production: it was
recommended for a client of mine who had had previous breast reduction
surgery and subsequent delayed onset of lactation, it was definetly
beneficial for my client (as well as determination etc.). marilyn
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Hi,
we use fenugreek often in our unit with good results.The studies indicate a minimum of
3 grams a day is reqired for any effect ,ie to maintain supply. To increase supply up
to 6 grams is required , these doses are usually divided up and given tds with
meals,ie 2grams with breakfast lunch
