Quick answer
Use Herblore After Birthing Ease to manage afterpains from the second pregnancy onward, and Herblore Goat's Rue Tincture to support milk production when low supply is linked to glandular issues. Both are non-alcohol tinctures taken orally, but they address different postpartum needs.
Why timing and your health history matter
After Birthing Ease targets the strong uterine contractions that often occur after a second or later birth. These afterpains can rival labor contractions, so starting the tincture soon after delivery helps ease discomfort during the first few days.
Goat's Rue Tincture works directly on mammary gland tissue. It is especially useful if you have low milk production from the start, or if you have a history of breast surgery, IGT (Insufficient Glandular Tissue), or hypoplasia. However, the catalog notes that women with low blood sugar, diabetes, or certain conditions should consult a healthcare provider before use.
Key differences between the two tinctures
After Birthing Ease is formulated for postpartum uterine recovery, not milk supply. Goat's Rue Tincture is specifically for lactation support. Using the wrong one for your goal will not give you the results you need.
Both are non-alcohol tinctures, which means they are gentle on the digestive system and safe for nursing mothers who prefer to avoid alcohol-based extracts.
How to use Herblore After Birthing Ease and Goat's Rue Tincture
- Identify your primary need: Choose After Birthing Ease if your main concern is painful uterine contractions after a second or later birth. Choose Goat's Rue Tincture if your goal is to increase milk supply, especially if you have glandular tissue concerns. Using the wrong tincture for your need will not address your actual symptom.
- Check your health status: Review the full product label for Goat's Rue Tincture. If you have low blood sugar, diabetes, or are on medication, consult your healthcare provider before using. After Birthing Ease does not carry the same blood sugar warning, but always check with your provider if you have any medical condition. Goat's Rue may affect blood sugar levels; monitor if you are prone to hypoglycemia.
- Start with the recommended dose: Both tinctures are non-alcohol and taken orally. Follow the dosage instructions on the product label. A typical starting dose for liquid tinctures is 1 full dropper (about 1 mL) taken 2–3 times per day, but always use the specific directions provided. Shake well before each use. Do not exceed the label dose unless directed by a healthcare professional.
- Time your doses for best results: For After Birthing Ease, begin taking it as soon as afterpains start, usually within the first 24–48 hours postpartum. For Goat's Rue Tincture, take it consistently each day, ideally at the same times, to maintain steady levels that support milk production. Consistency matters more than taking extra doses when you remember.
- Monitor your response and adjust: After Birthing Ease should reduce pain intensity within a few doses. If afterpains persist or worsen, contact your midwife or doctor. For Goat's Rue, watch for an increase in milk output over 3–7 days. If you notice no change, consider other factors like latch, pumping frequency, or hydration. Lack of improvement may indicate a different underlying issue, not a failure of the herb.
Products used in this guide
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Herblore After Birthing Ease (Non-Alcohol): After a woman's first pregnancy, the uterus easily contracts back down. For second or subsequent births, these contractions can be quite painful and sometimes as strong as labor contractions. This means After Birthing Ease is most relevant for mothers who have given birth before and are experiencing intense afterpains.
Herblore After Birthing Ease (Non-Alcohol)
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Herblore Goat's Rue Tincture (Non-Alcohol) - Certified Organic: Goat's Rue works directly with the mammary glands and is a great choice for women with low milk production from the beginning, or with previous breast surgeries, IGT, or hypoplasia. If your low supply is related to glandular tissue issues rather than latch or frequency, Goat's Rue targets the root cause more directly than many other herbs.
Herblore Goat's Rue Tincture (Non-Alcohol) - Certified Organic
