Hilde Hemmes Herbal's Raspberry Leaf x 30 Tea Bags

Indication 1: Raspberry has been traditionally used in western herbal medicine to help prepare the body for labour and to support general health and wellbeing.

Directions for use: Infuse 2 teabags (8 g) in 250 mL (one cup) of boiling water, steep for 10-15 minutes before removing teabags. Adults - drink 4 cups daily. There are no restrictions on duration of use.

Indication 2: Raspberry has been traditionally used in western herbal medicine to relieve diarrhoea and as an astringent to tighten tissues.
Directions for use: Infuse 1 teabag (4 g) in 250 mL (one cup) of boiling water, steep for 10-15 minutes before removing teabag. Adults - drink 2 to 3 cups daily. There are no restrictions on duration of use.

• Traditionally used in Western herbal medicine to prepare the uterus for childbirth
• To relieve symptoms of diarrhoea and dysmenorrhoea
• May be gargled to relieve minor inflammations associated
• With bleeding gums / sore throat / mouth ulcers / tonsillitis
• Free from preservatives, artificial colours, caffeine

The raspberry plant is actually a member of the rose family and was formerly known as raspbis, hindberry and bramble of Mount Ida, among other names. It is widely grown in temperate climates and grows wild in forests, but it can also be found high up in the mountains of southern Europe and central Asia. Raspberries are the edible fruit produced by plants belonging to the Rubus species and idaeus refers to the red or European variety that the ancient Greeks found on Mt Ida near Troy, in northwest Turkey.