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Ninja Mama Prepare to Push Raspberry Loose Leaf Tea - 40 gm

Ninja Mama Prepare to Push Raspberry Loose Leaf Tea - 40 gm

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  • LABOUR OF LOVE!  Your due date is just around the corner and you may already feel your body preparing for labour! Our 100% organic labour Prep Tea is here for you with red raspberry leaf to prepare your body for labour - AND help with postpartum recovery. Raspberry leaves are rich in vitamins and minerals, including vitamins A, C, and E, as well as iron, calcium, and potassium.  We recommend drinking throughout your third and fourth trimesters (from around 32 weeks) (40 g enough for around 40 servings of tea.)    
  • Prepare to push Mama!   Research shows that women who drink raspberry leaf are less likely to receive birth interventions such as a caesarean section, forceps or vacuum and have a shorter pushing stage of labour than those who don't.  The tea is thought to increase blood flow to the uterus and strengthen uterine muscle fibres.  It's also known to help with reducing blood loss and toning the uterus after birth.  
  • Tastes Great!  With the option to drink hot or cold (or why not pop in the freezer on those hot days and make popsicles!) our yummy tea is the perfect tea to drink in your third trimester (from around 32 weeks) and beyond.  Just infuse a heaped teaspoon in a freshly boiled cup of water for 10 mins or more.  Drink on its own or add a little of your favourite sweetener or juice if desired.  
  • Made in Australia! 100 % Organic and naturally caffeine free our organically grown and ethically sourced vegan friendly raspberry leaf tea makes it the perfect choice for Aussie Mamas. 

Do not take prior to 32 weeks pregnant.

As with all herbal teas please check with your health care provider before taking.

 

💗 Raspberry Leaf Tea FAQs

What is raspberry leaf tea used for during pregnancy and postpartum?

Raspberry leaf tea has traditionally been used in late pregnancy as part of labour preparation, and after birth as a nourishing herbal tea. It is commonly associated with supporting uterine preparation for birth and postpartum recovery.

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