Red Raspberry Leaf

• Antioxidant
• Anti-Inflammatory
• Astringent
• Hemostatic
• Galactagogue
• Relaxant
• Nervine
• Stimulant
• Uterine Tonic
• Uterine Trophorestorative

• Menstruation support
• Antioxidant
• Lower blood sugar
• Lymphatic Issues
• Diarrhea Relief
• Sore Throat
• Estrogen-like Effect
• Burn Relief

Cautions and Contraindications

Not for use during early pregnancy, best to wait until 3rd trimester after speaking with your doctor

May change your blood pressure, be cautious if you have issues with blood pressure

Those avoiding tannins should avoid Red Raspberry Leaf

Has an estrogen-like effect

Drug Interactions

• Use with caution if on blood pressure or diabetes medication
• If on estrogen or needing to avoid estrogen, consult a doctor

Red Raspberries were said to be precious to the gods of Olympus

The latin name refers to the “bramble of Ida,” which is named after some folklore that Zues’s nurse maid, a nymph named Ida, pricked her finger on the brambles and stained the once white berries red with her blood.

There are more than 200 species of raspberry bushes

Best if harvested in early spring before the bush flowers

1-3 cups of tea a day, brewed with 2 tablespoons of herb to each cup

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