Literature DB >> 19260380

Clinical efficacy, safety and tolerability of BIO-C (micronized Silymarin) as a galactagogue.

Francesco Di Pierro1, Alberto Callegari, Domenico Carotenuto, Marco Mollo Tapia.   

Abstract

BACKGROUND AND AIM OF THE WORK: The authors have previously reported the use of Silymarin (a Silybum marianum standardized extract) as a promoter of milk production in cows. Due to the important psychological impact of hypogalactia in women after delivery, we evaluated the role of Silymarin as a safe and effective galactogogue for human species.
METHODS: 50 healthy women during lactation were enrolled in order to verify the galactogogue role played by an oral treatment with micronized Silymarin (420 mg/day) in comparison with an undistinguishable placebo product.
RESULTS: Women orally treated for 63 days with Silymarin showed a clear galactagogue role for the product with an increase of 85.94% of the daily milk production (placebo: +32.09%). No drop out, nor unwanted effects were reported in both groups. Compliance and tolerability were also very good.
CONCLUSIONS: Silymarin may be considered as a safe and effective herbal product that can be orally administered in order to improve the daily milk production in healthy women after delivery, without affecting milk quality.

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Year:  2008        PMID: 19260380

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Acta Biomed        ISSN: 0392-4203


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