The Best Herbs to Treat Infertility: Red Raspberry Leaf Tea
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Red raspberry leaf tea is not that obscure of an herb. As far as herbs go, most women are aware of it at least in a casual way. What might be more surprising is the great impact that it can have for the benefit of the woman’s reproductive system.
I assume my acquaintance with red raspberry leaf tea began in a very similar way as most other women. I first found out about red raspberry leaf tea very early in my pregnancy with my daughter. My cousin, who was also pregnant, told me about it. My cousin, whom I respect and love, is a bit unconventional in her pregnancy and birth choices. She births out of hospital with a midwife and takes all sorts of herbs rather than cold medications and vitamins.
Knowing this, I politely nodded my head while she extolled the virtues of this fabulous miracle tea. I am quite sure no matter what your particular views are regarding alternative medicine and herbal treatments that every one knows someone who is dead sold on the idea of complementary and alternative medicine.
I had also chosen a midwife, except I was having my baby with all the bells and whistles an up-to-date hospital has to offer. I was a bit surprised, therefore, at my next appointment to hear the mention of red raspberry leaf tea. My Certified Nurse Midwife, who works very closely with my OB, was actually recommending the same herbs to benefit my uterine, pregnancy and baby’s health.
Once I got over the definite feelings of déjà vu this second conversation had caused, I got online. I wanted to see for myself what this leaf tea was really supposed to do. I hadn’t even finished typing the name into my search engine when the field self-populated with a list of about six topics for which red raspberry leaf tea was used. Each and every one of them was related to pregnancy, childbirth and labor in some way.
Of course, not all the articles were filled with glowing accolades, but most were. I found real science to support the claims as well.
A nutritional evaluation of the contents of red raspberry leaf tea reveals it to be extremely high in vitamin B complex, vitamins C and E as well as several other chemicals (science has yet to name these components) that effectively strengthen the smooth muscle fibers of the uterus. This results in faster, easier labors, fewer problems with retained placenta as well as post delivery blood loss.
In the end, I was grateful to my cousin and midwife for their recommendations. My pregnancy and delivery were great. What really left me thinking, however, were the articles I read about the effects red raspberry leaf tea had on infertility.
The whole cumulative benefit of this herb is that of uterine health, not only as it relates to pregnancy and childbirth, but before and after. Red raspberry tea helps and supports the entire health of a woman’s reproductive system.
I only heard about it because I was successfully pregnant. Doesn’t a woman who is struggling from infertility stand to benefit even more than I did? Why is this not common knowledge? And if I did know something about raspberry tea for infertility, how would I find out how to take it and in what doses for the best effect?
As I researched I stumbled onto other herbs. Red raspberry leaf tea is not the only herb that helps to cure infertility. There are many. I found an eBook: The Pregnancy Miracle. It outlines dozens of herbs, as well as how and when to take them for best effect. To learn more visit this website here.