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However, while the initial evidence from animal studies looks extremely promising, the jury is still out as far as humans are concerned
However, its role in injury-induced vascular remodelling remains unclear
In a randomized clinical trial from 2014, mothers who consumed a black tea infused with 7.5g of fennel seed powder saw increased breastfeeding frequency compared to the control group, thus supporting fennel's function as a galactagogue.52 A 7.5g dose of fennel seed far exceeds however much you'll find in Liquid Gold, so we defer again to LactMed for the lowest effective dose, which appears to be 600mg daily.53 Users should exercise caution, however, as excessive use of fennel is potentially toxic to babies who consume the resulting breast milk
As such, our findings represent first evidence that non-toxic dietary lipids trigger focal enteritis in a genetically susceptible host resembling some aspects of human small intestinal CD
