Birds & Bees Teas - Baby Weaning Sage Tea - Milk Be Gone is a Refreshing Sage Blend that Supports Transition of Weaning of Nursing Mothers to No More Milk, ~30 servings, 2.5 oz
Brand: Birds & Bees Teas
Color: Milk Be Gone

BIRDS & BEES TEAS MILK BE GONE TEA is a weaning tea to help support the transition of reducing your breastmilk.

2.5oz of loose leaf herbal tea. Organic. Non-GMO. Gluten Free. Pregnancy Safe.

Pure Herbal Ingredient: BIRDS & BEES TEAS MILK BE GONE TEA is just plant material. No fillers, no flavorings. Pure herbal tea blend. Made with organic herbs traditionally used to support your system during the transition of weaning from breastfeeding

INGREDIENTS: Sage, Orange Peel, Hibiscus and Peppermint

Left with an oversupply of milk when it is weaning time? Support the transition by reducing your breastmilk production naturally. Sage is most commonly used to stop milk production, so drink during pregnancy or while you intend to continue breastfeeding.

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A GREAT HOLIDAY GIFT for friends and relatives who enjoy sage flavored teas!
REFRESHING SAGE BLEND supports your system during the transition of weaning, This no more milk tea helps to support the weaning of milk production after breastfeeding period is complete, or after a stillbirth los. Along with cold compresses, this is a great addition to reduce inflammation and dry up breastmilk production
ALL NATURAL & ORGANIC HERB INGREDIENTS - A proprietary blend of loose leaf ingredients including Sage, Peppermint, Hibiscus and Orange Peel
100% CAFFEINE FREE & Gluten Free - Perfect for early mornings, afternoons, late nights and bed times
💯 SATISFACTION GUARANTEE—we’re confident you’ll love our delicious, all-natural proprietary blend made with nutritious ingredients like Lemongrass, Skullcap, Ginger, Spearmint, Orange Peel and a hint of Peppermint, but if you’re not 100% happy with our teas—for any reason—tell us within 30 days and we’ll refund your money. No questions asked