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Organic Ingredients: Red Raspberry Leaf, Motherwort Leaf, Blue Cohosh, Catnip Leaf, Cramp Bark, Stevia Leaf and Citrus Peel.
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A herbal tea blend that eases cramping associated with uterus contractions after birth.
Safe for nursing mothers, Afterbirth Ease Tea is best used directly after child birth and within the first few days following birth to experience the most benefit.
Cindy has put together a blend of Red Raspberry Leaf, Motherwort Leaf, Blue Cohosh, Catnip Leaf, Cramp Bark, Stevia Leaf and Citrus Peel.
The nutrients found in Red Raspberry Leaf can especially help with a healthy and effectively functioning uterus. It provides almost all of the nutrients needed for uterine health, which in turn will help with a healthy pregnancy.
Motherwort Leaf is especially helpful for treating irregular menstruation. It contains numerous plant-based compounds with antioxidant properties. Research also points to the fact Motherwort may reduce postpartum blood loss, alleviate anxiety, depression and inflammation.
Long used as a medicine in Native American tribes, Blue Cohosh is referred to as a uterine tonic – helping to improve muscle tone in the uterus. Blue Cohosh may help promote menstrual flow and stimulate circulation.
Belonging to the mint family, Catnip Leaf when used in tea can help to promote the evacuations of the placenta following childbirth, as well as having a calming effect on the body.
Native to Europe, Cramp Bark is made from the shrub's died bark and traditionally used to treat pain from muscle cramps, especially periods cramps. Cramp Bark may also promote health kidney function.
Whole Stevia Leaf is used to sweeten our teas, while being entirely calorie-free. Stevia has also been found to significantly lower insulin and glucose levels, and lowering LDL ("bad") cholesterol while increasing HDL ("good") cholesterol.
Citrus Peels are packed with immune boosting vitamin C, and anti-oxidant & anti-inflammatory bioflavonoids.
They're also a source of potassium, which helps keep bloody pressure in check, and limonene, a phytochemical that may have anti-cancer effects and can help with heart burn.
The nutrients found in Red Raspberry Leaf can especially help with a healthy and effectively functioning uterus. It provides almost all of the nutrients needed for uterine health, which in turn will help with a healthy pregnancy.
Motherwort Leaf is especially helpful for treating irregular menstruation. It contains numerous plant-based compounds with antioxidant properties. Research also points to the fact Motherwort may reduce postpartum blood loss, alleviate anxiety, depression and inflammation.
Long used as a medicine in Native American tribes, Blue Cohosh is referred to as a uterine tonic – helping to improve muscle tone in the uterus. Blue Cohosh may help promote menstrual flow and stimulate circulation.
Belonging to the mint family, Catnip Leaf when used in tea can help to promote the evacuations of the placenta following childbirth, as well as having a calming effect on the body.
Native to Europe, Cramp Bark is made from the shrub's died bark and traditionally used to treat pain from muscle cramps, especially periods cramps. Cramp Bark may also promote health kidney function.
Whole Stevia Leaf is used to sweeten our teas, while being entirely calorie-free. Stevia has also been found to significantly lower insulin and glucose levels, and lowering LDL ("bad") cholesterol while increasing HDL ("good") cholesterol.
Citrus Peels are packed with immune boosting vitamin C, and anti-oxidant & anti-inflammatory bioflavonoids. They're also a source of potassium, which helps keep bloody pressure in check, and limonene, a phytochemical that may have anti-cancer effects and can help with heart burn.
2-3g (1 tbsp)
Red Raspberry Leaf, Motherwort Leaf, Blue Cohosh, Catnip Leaf, Cramp Bark, Stevia Leaf and Citrus Peel.
% Daily Values based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
** Daily Value (DV) not established.
Brew and consume a minimum of 3 times per week. Steep 2-3g (1 tbsp) of loose tea for 5 minutes in 6-8oz of hot water.
To make a stronger tea for a larger quantity, use 1/2-1oz of loose tea and steep for 1-4 hours at room temperature. Strain, refrigerate and use within 48 hours.
To maximize the results of Afterbirth Ease Tea, ideally drink this tea on an empty stomach. If you can't tolerate it on an empty stomach, drink this tea with a meal.
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Afterbirth Ease Tea pairs perfectly with Herbal Sitz Bath, Womb Wellness Teaand Milky Mama Tea.
Find them bundled here.
Founder, certified herbalist and certified lactation counselor Cindy Collins provides some of the most common questions and answers for Afterbirth Ease Tea!
This product is intended to use after birth during the first fe
Yes this herbal tea is caffiene free.
1oz of loose tea will make roughly 10-14 individual cups if you use 1tsp per 6-8 fluid ounces of water.
A 2oz bag will make approximately 20-28 individual cups.
A 4oz bag will make approximately 40-48 individual cups
A 8oz bag will make approximately 80-96 individual cups.
It can be used during lactation. It is not safe for pregnancy.
It is gluten free, soy free and dairy free.
Yes absolutely! The tea can be made hot or chilled. Please see this blog post for more information & tips.
Yes absolutely, honey or sweeteners will not impact the effectiveness of the tea.
Please see our blog post Tea Tipsfor more detailed information, in short we suggest a french press or bamboo infuser.
It is recommended to use a tea steeper, tea infusing tumbler or a french press. Read this blog post for additional information. We do not suggest using a Keurig.
We make our products in small batches using the highest quality products from vetted suppliers that have a reputable history.
We document the entire process from beginning to end, only partnering with suppliers and vendors with good standing reputations that also follow GMP, regulatory compliance and FDA.
This tea is super delicious both hot or iced. I'm a first time mom and don't have anything to compare the afterbirth changes to, however, a nice hot cup of this tea has been so comforting
