Kate Naturals Brewers Yeast Powder for Lactation Support & Nursing Moms. Debittered Brewer's Yeast for Lactation Cookies & Lactation Supplement (12oz, Gluten Free, Non-GMO)

Now, this works. But, as a last resort, i tried this, on my pitiful one oz after pumping. Im now at a point where i have to keept his up. But thr price has gone from £14 to £19 in a week. No staggered increase. That is alot because i buy two a month. I feel like it's a punitive thing for struggling mums. I assume this has been influenced or something. I do not use social media, but usually once sone has influenced it, the seller increases the price. This went from £14 to £21/22. I know how i felt when I searched for something to help my milk. i was struggling with everything. Please try and think of the customer as an individual and not a number adding zeros. These are women who can't afford a price hike like yours. Throw it in a blender with one blueberry actimel and some milk. You can't taste it. So, I've been having this for 6 weeks now. You and baby get smelly gas and bowel movements for first few weeks. It does plateau after a while. I started with a tablespoon morning and night and initially I was inundated with milk. Now it has slowed down because I have decreased how much im using. I was getting an ounce per pump at 10 weeks, I tried the capsules and they didn't work. This stuff, is amazing. Before bed I take a tablespoon in chocolate powder or sometimes just straight, depends how brave I feel. My pump can be between 90 mland 210 ml by morning. More time than not it is a good 6 oz. Unfortunately the price had gone up so much, so I'll be shopping elsewhere after this last bag

I truly love this brewers yeast. I normally mix a big spoon full into my coffee every morning and in my oat meal. I do feel that it does help with my milk supply. It has somewhat of a taste to it, but I honestly don’t mind it at all. Give a different flavor to my oats and coffee. You get a good amount in the bag. Not a lot of air space. I don’t feel like it helps with energy, but tbh I mix it in coffee so maybe I’m just use to being tired aha. The color is like a tan brown. You get a good amount for the price.

Calling all breastfeeding mamas and smoothie aficionados—get ready to supercharge your milk supply with Kate Naturals Brewers Yeast Powder! I've been sprinkling this magic powder into all my lactation-boosting smoothies and treats, and let me tell you, it's more than just a supplement—it's a game-changer for lactation success. First off, taste. This brewers yeast? It's like a nutty flavor explosion in every spoonful. No bitter aftertaste, just pure, smooth goodness that blends seamlessly into whatever you're whipping up. Smoothies? Check. Cookies? Check. Lactation brownies? Double check. It's the secret ingredient that turns every recipe into a milk-boosting masterpiece. And let's talk results. Fenugreek and fennel? Move over, because brewers yeast is stealing the show. Packed with vitamins and minerals that support milk production, it's like giving your body a high-five for all its hard work. Bye-bye milk supply worries, hello happy hormones! Quality? Top-notch. Kate Naturals doesn't mess around when it comes to purity and potency. This powder is 100% natural, gluten-free, and non-GMO, so you can sip and snack with confidence. It's like treating your body to a spa day, but for your milk supply. Packaging? Cute enough to display on your kitchen counter. The pink and green label? Adorable. It's like having a little reminder of lactation support every time you reach for the blender. So, whether you're blending up a morning smoothie, baking up a storm, or just looking to give your milk supply a boost, Kate Naturals Brewers Yeast Powder is your go-to gal. Sip, snack, and celebrate your breastfeeding journey with every delicious bite. Cheers to milk-making magic and happy, healthy babies! Disclosure: I use this product for lactation support, and all opinions are my own.

I use this for making lactation cookies and it’s been effective.

It works wonders even tho the taste is a little weird. I have baked cookies with it, also added for my smoothie and breakfast bowls