Baladi Choornam, made from the herb Sida Retusa, is a traditional Indian decoction used during pregnancy to detoxify and prepare the birthing areas by making them healthy and elastic.
It’s suitable from 12 weeks of gestation onwards and can also aid in fertility and postnatal recovery.
This is approximately an 8-week supply
Instructions for use:
Dosage: Drink every evening. Take with one ‘Baby Pill’ (available on our website)
Preparation: Boil two tablespoons of Baladi Choornam in 1/2 litre of water. Bring to the boil and then simmer until it reduces to half. If you like, add 1/2 cup of almond, hazelnut, coconut, or goat’s milk. Strain and consume warm, optionally with maple syrup or palm sugar and/or vanilla. You can prepare this earlier in the day and then warm it up to have after your evening meal for maximum benefit.
This regimen supports a natural birth process and enhances postnatal digestion and strength. It also aids sleep.
Baladi Choornam, made from the herb Sida Retusa, is a traditional Indian decoction used during pregnancy to detoxify and prepare the birthing areas by making them healthy and elastic.
It’s suitable from 12 weeks of gestation onwards and can also aid in fertility and postnatal recovery.
This is approximately an 8-week supply
Instructions for use:
Dosage: Drink every evening. Take with one ‘Baby Pill’ (available on our website)
Preparation: Boil two tablespoons of Baladi Choornam in 1/2 litre of water. Bring to the boil and then simmer until it reduces to half. If you like, add 1/2 cup of almond, hazelnut, coconut, or goat’s milk. Strain and consume warm, optionally with maple syrup or palm sugar and/or vanilla. You can prepare this earlier in the day and then warm it up to have after your evening meal for maximum benefit.
This regimen supports a natural birth process and enhances postnatal digestion and strength. It also aids sleep.
These herbs are traditional remedies and have not been researched in the medical scientific community. Gentle Birth Method Ltd accepts no responsibility for any symptoms or outcomes of pregnancy as a result of taking the herbs or supplements that are taken during pregnancy.
