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@metasassy, how did you feed the baby with formula? Through a bottle ba? If so, it is a classic case of nipple confusion. Your baby is crying because she has been used to the faster flow of the artificial teat/nipple and could not wait for your letdown. Then, because she could not properly suckle, there is not enough stimulation for your brain to signal the milk-producing hormones to start production of milk.First thing to do - ditch the bottle, ditch the formula. Re-train your baby to latch. It is challenging but not impossible. If there is a will, there is a way. Here's a link on relactation: http://www.ennonline.net/pool/files/ife/who-chs-cah-98-14-relactation-document.pdfThe BEST way to stimulate the breasts to produce milk is not through the consumption of malunggay caps and other galactagogues or pumping (though it could help somehow) but rather, through the suckling motion (make sure it is correct) of the baby on the breast.