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Raspberry leaf tea

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hellybellyjellybean · 20/08/2017 20:10

Hi, just wondered if any one was drinking this tea? I've heard it is good to drink from cd1 until ovulation but struggling to find where I found this. Does anyone have any experience of drinking it?

TIA

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physicskate · 20/08/2017 20:40

I've been taking it for the last few cycles from cd 1 until ov. It did result in a bfp back in march, which quickly turned chemical. Nothing since.

I might have pcos and definitely very pco... so it might be nothing to do with the tea!!!

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hellybellyjellybean · 20/08/2017 21:03

How many cups a day?

Sorry to hear about the chemical Flowers

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HolyShmoly · 20/08/2017 21:07

I've been drinking it this cycle, from cd1 until my fertile week. Two teabags per day, but I use a pretty big mug and top it up, so it's more like two pints of water with those two teabags.

I've also been drinking pomegranate juice.

I think both are supposed to help build uterine lining.

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physicskate · 20/08/2017 21:10

I just have one a day.

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Chooklass · 20/08/2017 21:16

I heard this too. When I went to buy some the cashier asked if I was pregnant ... which made me paranoid that it is dangerous somehow? Conflicting views online!

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Fekko · 20/08/2017 21:18

I thought it was just for bringing on labour? Please check out any supplements or herbal stuff with a qualified practitioner!

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hellybellyjellybean · 20/08/2017 21:19

I have read that in early pregnancy it can be bad and cause you to have a miscarriage and that you should have it only until you ovulate and then are safe to have it to bring on labour at the end of your pregnancy

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BertieBotts · 20/08/2017 21:24

Don't drink it after ovulation as it can cause uterine contractions which might in theory be a cause of miscarriage.

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bonjovigirl · 20/08/2017 21:35

Agree with PPs that it's not advised to drink in early pregnancy. In the last trimester its recommended to improve or ease vaginal delivery - don't know the technical bits of why though. I could only stomach one cup a day but a friend of mine was having up to 5 (!) cups a day towards full term.
I got mine in Holland & Barrett, try a local health or vitamins shop.

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abigailgabble · 20/08/2017 21:35

(when pregnant) i drunk a ton and took a vat of evening primrose and my baby popped out 6 days early in perfect condition! YMMV but it didn't hurt (not the birth the birth hurt a lot)

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