The postpartum period is a transformative time for new mothers, both physically and emotionally. It’s also a critical phase when the body requires extra care and nourishment to recover from the strains of pregnancy and childbirth. In this journey, the value of natural, herbal drinks cannot be overstated.
Why choose natural herbal drinks?
Modern diets often rely on synthetic supplements or processed ingredients, but nature offers an array of remedies that have been cherished for centuries. Herbal teas, with their carefully curated natural ingredients, bring multiple benefits to postpartum recovery:- Gentle yet effective healing: Natural ingredients like red dates or tongcao work in harmony with the body’s natural processes, promoting recovery without harsh side effects.
- Holistic nourishment: These teas go beyond just hydration—they support energy restoration, improve digestion, enhance milk production, and provide vital nutrients.
- Mental and emotional well-being: Herbs often have calming and stress-relieving properties, helping mothers cope with the emotional demands of early motherhood.
- Accessible and affordable: Unlike expensive supplements, these recipes are easy to prepare at home, using ingredients that are simple to source.
Easy-to-make herbal recipes for Postpartum recovery
1. LIVER NOURISHING TEA
Ingredients:- 10 red dates
- 300cc water
- Wash the red dates, remove the seeds, and cut them into pieces.
- Add water and bring to a boil. Then simmer for 30-60 minutes.
- Replenishes Qi and blood, enhances immunity, and improves sleep.
- Protects the liver, regulates the spleen, stomach, and blood sugar.
- Resists aging.
2. MILK-PROMOTING TEA
Recommended Usage: Drink for three consecutive days starting from the first day of admission to relieve physiological milk swelling. Ingredients:- 10g white tongcao
- 2 pieces of beautiful sweetgum fruit
- 500cc water
- Combine ingredients with water and boil for 30 minutes.
- Reduces breast swelling, removes heat, and detoxifies.
- Promotes blood circulation and diuresis.