Description: A mineral-rich uterine tonic traditionally used in the final weeks of pregnancy to strengthen and tone the womb, ease late-pregnancy discomfort, and support an efficient, well-coordinated labor.
Recommended Use: 1-2 tsp per cup boiled water; steep (covered) x 20-60 minutes, strain & enjoy!
Ingredients/Ingrédients: Rubus Idaeus (Red Raspberry Leaf/Rubus Idaeus)
Description: Tisane utérine riche en minéraux, traditionnellement utilisée dans les dernières semaines de grossesse pour renforcer et tonifier l’utérus, soulager l’inconfort en fin de grossesse et favoriser un travail efficace et bien coordonné.
Utilisation Recommandée: 1 à 2 cuillères à café par tasse d'eau bouillie; infuser (couvert) x 20 à 60 minutes, filtrer et déguster!
Medical Disclaimer: For educational purposes only. This information has not been evaluated by Health Canada. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Please consult your midwife, herbalist or primary health care provider before use.
Description: A mineral-rich uterine tonic traditionally used in the final weeks of pregnancy to strengthen and tone the womb, ease late-pregnancy discomfort, and support an efficient, well-coordinated labor.
Recommended Use: 1-2 tsp per cup boiled water; steep (covered) x 20-60 minutes, strain & enjoy!
Ingredients/Ingrédients: Rubus Idaeus (Red Raspberry Leaf/Rubus Idaeus)
Description: Tisane utérine riche en minéraux, traditionnellement utilisée dans les dernières semaines de grossesse pour renforcer et tonifier l’utérus, soulager l’inconfort en fin de grossesse et favoriser un travail efficace et bien coordonné.
Utilisation Recommandée: 1 à 2 cuillères à café par tasse d'eau bouillie; infuser (couvert) x 20 à 60 minutes, filtrer et déguster!
Medical Disclaimer: For educational purposes only. This information has not been evaluated by Health Canada. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Please consult your midwife, herbalist or primary health care provider before use.
