Mommy-Kal
A formula that accompanies the birth process at every stage
Mommy-kal is a natural product that helps in accelerating childbirth naturally, easing the birth process and known symptoms after childbirth. The product helps to release the stress that the body is facing before giving birth. The product can help by frequently using women who have passed the 38th week to prevent the birth delay. The product also helps prevent premature birth and reduces the anxiety that builds up before the birth. The product calms the body even after the birth and the trauma the body experiences.
Each package contains: 30 ml (approx. 600 drops).
Recommended use:
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Birth: One week before birth, 8 drops, 3 times a day between meals.
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From the moment the woman begins to feel contractions:
5 drops every half hour-hour. -
Postpartum: Take 5 drops during the first 6 hours every half hour. Then, during the 3 days after birth, 8 drops, 3 times a day.
Mommy-kal Benefits
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Source of oxytocin.
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Uses to soften the cervix.
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Reduces contractions and speeds up childbirth.
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Improves uterine contractions after the onset of labor and as aids in blood circulation.
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Helps lower the anxiety effect and has a calming effect.
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Mimics the mechanisms of action of conventional antidepressants and mood stabilizers.
Mommy-kal Ingredients
Ginseng
Ginseng is one of the most popular and researched herbal medicines in the world. It has been used in North America and Asia for thousands of years. Researchers in thousands of clinical trials have reported the effectiveness of ginseng for: antistress, cognition, memory, anti-wrinkle, flu, indigestion, diabetes, lobules, blood circulation, vaccine deficiency, menopause, antioxidants, cancer and more. (information source)
Ginseng can also help restore balance to the body and protect the body from physiological stress. (information source)
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Dill (Anethum Graveolens)
Dill is a source of oxytocin, used to soften the cervix, reduce contractions and speed up childbirth. Dill contains tannin, which is a polyphenol that has contraction properties and should be able to cause uterine contractions. In a study of 100 mothers, 50 of them received an infusion of dill seeds. The results showed that cooked dill seeds were effective in inducing labor. The study group received a better bishop score thanks to the dill infusion compared to the control group. The average duration of the active, second, and third stages of labor was significantly lower in the study group. (information source)
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Red raspberry leaves (Rubus Idea)
Rubus Idea, or as it is known, red raspberry leaves, are used to improve uterine contractions after the onset of labor and as aids in blood circulation. (information source)
The traditional medical use of raspberry leaves was recommended for the treatment of various disorders most associated with menstruation, childbirth and gastrointestinal diseases and other purposes. Hot tea made from raspberry leaves taken before birth is reported to stimulate and facilitate childbirth and shorten its duration. (information source)
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Cauluphyllum Thalictroides
The Cauluphyllum helps in arranging hinges. The prevailing belief is that it acts directly on the uterus and cervix. This drug has a long history of worldwide use for birth stimulation, especially in Europe and India. Colophyllum is used to induce labor or increase labor pains if uterine contractions are short and irregular or when uterine contractions stop. Caulophyllum is used for dysfunctional uterine contractions and is considered to help initiate a coordinated and effective contraction pattern. (information source)
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Scutelaria
Helps lower the anxiety effect and has a calming effect. The bioactive ingredients found in Scutelaria target the major biochemical events involved in psychiatric conditions and to some extent mimic the mechanisms of action of conventional antidepressants and mood stabilizers with the absence of serious side effects. (information source)
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Agnus Castus (Chestnut tree)
Agnus Castus is an herbal remedy with evidence to support its use in a variety of hormonal conditions, including premenstrual disorder and periodic stalagmeal by modulating reproductive hormones. Agnus Castus is often used to treat reproductive disorders in women, with most research focusing on premenstrual syndrome (PMS) and premenstrual dysmorphic disorder. Helps regulate hinges. (information source)
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Viburnum
Viburnum has traditionally been used to treat proteins such as coughs, colds, tuberculosis, rheumatic pains, ulcers, stomach and kidney problems, among others. Many of the health-promoting properties of VO are related to antioxidant activity, helping in muscle relaxation. In cell-based studies, VO has demonstrated anti-inflammatory, anti-obesity, anti-diabetic, osteogenic, cardioprotective and cytotropic properties. The health benefits of VO are due to the presence of bioactive components such as phenolic compounds, vitamin C, carotenoids, iridoids and essential oils. (information source)