Pregnancy Tips For Normal Delivery

Usually in tamil nadu pregnant mother drink liquid made

boil water with cumin seed, when it’s done add 2pinch cow’s butter to melt. Drink it in daytime whenever it is possible. My family has followed it for generations

 

cherula-sirupulai(tamil)

Plant name: Aerva lanata Juss

Local name: sirupulai(tamil)/cherula(malayalam)/chaya(hindi)

Family name: Amaranthaceae

Type: herb

How to use : whole plant

Description of usage: whole plant decoction mixed with one glass of cow’s milk is boiled till it reaches the volume of the milk. Half or one glass is taken in the early morning and evening from 7^th month of pregnancy.

parpadakapulla

Plant name: Mullugo pentaphylla Linn

Local name: parpadakapulla

Family name: Aizoaceae

Type:herb

Part to use: wholeplant

Description of  usage: whole plant decoction(75gm) with water(50ml) is given 3teaspoons thrice a day for 7days for easy delivery.

 

kurunthotti roo

**kurunthotti root**

equal amount of kurunthotti root powder + cumin seeds + pepper with milk before bed is taken.

kurunthotti(malayalam)

Plant name: Sida rhombifolia

Local name: Chitha Mutti (tamil)/kurunthotti(malayalam)

Family name:malvaceae

Type:shrub

How to use: whole plant

Description of  usage: fresh whole plant paste in milk,1/2 or 1 glass is taken  daily before bed time, after completion of 7months

 ·  From nine months onwards for normal delivery take the drink made from roasted

Ani seed and water. To make this drink boil roasted anise seed in water and drink it.

·  Have pomegranate juice daily as it ameliorates the blood cells of both baby and mother. With this juice your baby will also have the fair complexion.

·  Take warm water bath before going to bed. This will relax your body from all kinds of stress and strains.

·  On the commencement of delivery pains eat a spoon full of honey. Also make the paste of honey and black cumin powder and spread it over your stomach for normal deliver as per ayurveda

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