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- Traditional Uses:
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- Raspberry leaf tea has traditionally been
used as a woman's herb to control heavy menstrual bleeding, reduce the risk of
miscarriage, and promote a healthy pregnancy. A folk remedy for minor mouth sores is to
gargle with raspberry leaf tea. The Chinese traditionally used
raspberry leaves for diarrhea, stomach ailments, muscle pain, and other conditions.
Raspberry has also been recognized as a topical remedy for use on burns and wounds.
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- Modern Uses:
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- Many women today rely upon raspberry leaf tea as a tonic herb during the late stages
of pregnancy. It seems to help prevent morning sickness, tone
uterine muscles, reduce pain during labor, and ease childbirth. Along with blackberry,
raspberry is recognized to be rich in astringent tannins that can have a beneficial effect
on diarrhea. Raspberry may also help to prevent or treat:
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sore throat |
bleeding gums |
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Decreases menstrual bleeding and menstrual cramps, relaxes
uterine and intestinal spasms, and strengthens the uterine walls. Also promotes healthy
nails, bones, teeth, and skin. 2 Capsules provides 640 mg. red raspberry, 2 mg vitamin C. 
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