Raspberry leaves
Herbs
Scientific name: Folium Rubi ideai
Synonyms: Rasberry leaf
Family: Rosaceae
Occurrence of the plant: native to Europe, North America and temperate Asia
Characteristics: The cut flower is characterized by the leaf pieces, which are slightly hairy on the dark to brown-green upper side and show a dense, silver-grey hair felt and a pinnate veining on the underside.
Use & preparation
Raspberry leaves
Use
For sore throats, diarrhea, stomach inflammation, inflammation of the gums and constipation. Has an easing effect during childbirth.
Effect
Anti-inflammatory, diaphoretic, promotes labor
Tea preparation
Pour boiling water over 1.5 g (approx. 2 teaspoons) of raspberry leaves and strain through a tea strainer after 5 minutes.
Dosage
Unless otherwise prescribed: Drink 3 to 4 cups of raspberry leaf tea daily.
Notes
Raspberry leaf tea should only be drunk at an advanced stage of pregnancy and should always be discussed with a midwife or doctor!
Contained in:
Folia Rubi fructicosi conc. (250 g) - PZN 07213489
Folia Rubi fructicosi conc. (500 g) - PZN 02000814
Folia Rubi fructicosi conc. (1000 g) - PZN 02000837
