Mommy Kal is a herbal supplement designed to enhance the natural progression of childbirth and provide relief from associated symptoms. It assists in reducing pre-birth stress, minimizing the risk of delays beyond the 38th week, supporting premature birth, and alleviating anxiety prior to delivery.
Moreover, Mommy Kal decreases contractions during birth and soothes the body after delivery, allowing it to deal with the trauma it has experienced.
This unique formula combines various herbal extracts that have been traditionally used for years to facilitate childbirth, such as dill, which is a source of oxytocin and is employed to soften the cervix, reduce contractions, and hasten childbirth. Additionally, red raspberry leaves improve uterine contractions after labor has started and aid in blood flow, while blue cohosh regulates labor. 
 
Mommy Kal helps to relieve the stress that the body is facing before giving birth.
Mommy Kal can help women who have passed the 38th week to prevent birth delays.
Mommy Kal helps with premature birth and reduces anxiety before birth. 
Mommy Kal reduces contractions during birth.
Mommy Kal also calms the body after childbirth – It helps the body deal with the trauma that the body experiences.
 
Mommy Kal's special formula is made of the following components:
 
Ginseng
Ginseng is one of the world's most popular and well-researched herbal medicines. It has been used in North America and Asia for thousands of years.
In thousands of clinical trials, researchers have reported on ginseng's efficacy for; anti-stress, cognition, memory, anti-wrinkle, flu, digestion, diabetes, erectile dysfunction, blood circulation, immune deficiency, menopause, anti-oxidant, cancer, and much more.
Ginseng also helps restore balance to the body and protect the body from physiologic stress.
 
Dill (Anethum Graveolens)
Dill is a source of oxytocin, which is used to soften the cervix, reduce contractions and speed up labor.
Dill contains tannin, which is a polyphenol with contraction properties and can cause uterine contractions. Studies have shown that dill seeds were effective in inducing labor.
 
Red Raspberry leaves (Rubus Idea)
Rubus Idea, or as it is known, Red Raspberry leaves, is used to improve uterine contractions after the onset of labor and as aids in blood circulation.
Hot raspberry leaves tea, taken before birth has been reported as stimulating and facilitating childbirth and shortening the duration.
 
Caulophyllum Thalictroides:
Caulophyllum Thalictroides helps in arranging hinges - it acts directly on the uterus and cervix and it has a long history of worldwide use for birth stimulation.
Caulophyllum is used to induce labor if uterine contractions are short and irregular, or when uterine contractions stop. Caulophyllum is used for dysfunctional uterine contractions and is considered to help a coordinated and effective contraction pattern.
 
Scutelaria
Helps lower the anxiety effect and has a calming effect. The bioactive ingredients found in Scutelaria target the major biochemical events involved in psychiatric conditions and to some extent mimic the mechanisms of action of conventional antidepressants and mood stabilizers with an absence of serious side effects.
 
Agnus Castus (Chestnut tree)
Agnus Castus is an herbal remedy supporting a variety of hormonal conditions, including premenstrual disorder by modulating reproductive hormones. Agnus Castus helps regulate hinges. It is often used to treat the reproductive disorder in women, with most research focusing on premenstrual syndrome (PMS) and premenstrual dysmorphic disorder.
 
Viburnum Opulus
Among others, many of the health-promoting properties of Viburnum Opulus (VO) are related to antioxidant activity, helping muscle relaxation. In cell-based studies, VO has demonstrated anti-inflammatory, anti-obesity, anti-diabetic, osteogenic, and more.
 
 
Directions
Before birth: a week before birth, 8 drops, 3 times a day between meals.
From the moment the mother begins to feel contractions: 5 drops every half hour / hour.
After birth: 5 drops during the first 6 hours after birth (every half hour). Then, during the three following days after birth, 8 drops, 3 times a day