RED RASPBERRY LEAF TEA PREGNANCY | Your Questions Answered
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- RED RASPBERRY LEAF TEA PREGNANCY | Your Questions Answered: - In this video I discuss the benefits of red raspberry leaf tea in pregnancy. I am a midwife and I have all of my mommas drink red raspberry leaf tea in pregnancy because I have noticed a huge difference in post patrum bleeding between my mommas who do drink red raspberry leaf tea in pregnancy and those who do not drink red raspberry leaf tea in pregnancy.
In this video I answer your questions about how much red raspberry leaf tea you need to be getting throughout your pregnancy, when to start drinking red raspberry leaf tea while your pregnant and how it benefits pregnant women during their pregnancy.
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Hello, what do you think about red clover herb while pregnant?
I’m honestly not familiar with it. Sorry! Was it recommended to you?
@@CajunStork yes but herbs there's always conflicting information. I'll stick to the raspberry for now. Thanks for replying! I have the loose tea. How much tea per cup would you make/ drink in 2 and then 3rd trimester?
How much should you start drinking if you have a healthy pregnancy and are 34 weeks?
Will it be ok to mix in oat straw with this tea?
I drank red raspberry leaf tea with my first pregnancy starting at 34 weeks. I went into labor at 38.1 and was 10 cm when I got to the hospital. I also didn’t have much pain and my bleeding postpartum was only 2 weeks
How many cups where you drinking a day? I’m currently 34 weeks and just bought mines today.
How much times did you drink it?
With my first at 34 weeks every other day. 35th week daily and 36-37 twice a day. Doing the same for my current pregnancy and current lay in early labor 🤪 lol documenting here on YT as well!
Did you wait until after baby dropped ? To start ? I'm so scared If i drink a cup I'll go into labor .
This comment is such a help to me. I'm almost 37 weeks and drinking my first cup. Have you ever drank a cup with more than one tea bag at a time?
Yes, Red Raspberry tea tastes a little like black tea, so it's great with milk or cream and chai spices! (cinnamon, cardamon and cloves etc)
I’m only here for the “what month can I start drinking RRL” question. THANK YOU!!!!! I’m finally hitting four months in about 3 days and will be starting my tea!!!!!
I drank RRL with my second pregnancy starting at 32 weeks. When I got the the hospital I was 5-6 cm and it only felt like a period cramps.
Hopefully this time, I’ll be 9cm when I get there 😂
You got this girl!
You shouldn’t been drinking it at least start at 35 or better at 37 weeks
Love this video! I have been drinking RRLT with all my pregnancies. I am currently 34 weeks pregnant with my 4th child, and I am hoping for another natural birth! My first birth, my son was OP and it went on for over 24 hours, I got an epidural and that was a horrible experience. With my second and third birth, I was determined to have them naturally, and I can tell any woman asking questions about natural birth, that my natural births were easier experiences, because I could actually listen to my body, and I was able to deliver on "all fours", which worked so well for me because I am only 5'2 petite and my babies have all been about 8 lbs. Thank you for the great information in this video!
Growing up my mom used to make me sleepy time tea when I’d have a hard time sleeping and she would always add milk; so growing up I always added milk to all my teas, it can really make bitter teas more diluted
I add milk to my tea lol I like it it stops me from adding sugar. I'm drinking raspberry tea because about a month ago I had an ectopic pregnancy and I'm trying to recover from that and take care of my body so I can try again. I'm also preparing to do a fertility cleanse kit. It' s vegan, thank you so much for your information it's so helpful.
Yes....in India people have been adding milk to the black tea from ages but not with green, herbal or floral teas
Yes we do add milk in tea this side in Africa🥰
Currently 36+5 and I’ve been drinking a ton of RRL tea daily. The easiest way to do it is to brew a full pot of water in my kettle and I add 8-9 bags of RRL tea bags (1500mg each). Once it’s nice and concentrated after steeping for an hour and cooled a bit I pour it all into a large jug and add 6-7 packets of sweetener and put it in the fridge. Every day I just get a big yeti, add ice and fill it with my cold RRL tea! I’m able to drink like 60 oz a day this way and it’s refreshing and keeps me hydrated.
Yes! Love adding milk (and sometimes even heavy whipping cream if it’s green tea) to tea! 😄
I’ve added milk to some teas sweeter teas and then adding some cinnamon and it’s called a midnight fog or something like that :) it can taste soo satisfying
Originally from Ethiopia and yes, we add milk to our chai/ tea. It’s also a personal preference to add milk to your tea, but a lot of people do it.
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I have gestational diabetes, I recommend using swerve as a sweetener for your tea. It does not increase your blood sugar 😉
Swerve has “natural sweeteners” which is a red flag. If it’s needed due to GD that’s fine but for everyone else honey is a better option.
Hello, try Stevia!
I love having RRLT iced! I steep two teabags in a pretty large amount of water and refrigerate then serve over ice. FTM but I have a lot of hope that the tea will help as it used to really minimize my period cramps.
That’s great! You should buy it in bulk instead of individual tea bags if you drink it often. Saves so much money!
British here, and yes it's the default in the UK to drink milk with tea! Although this is usually for the regular black tea that everyone drinks. It's not a thing to add it to herbal teas, but I must admit I have done that in the past (and people thought I was really weird 😂). The only time it doesn't work is if your box of tea says it's an infusion (usually fruit teas) as it makes the milk curdle. However, it works in regular herbal teas like green tea. I think it would be fine in raspberry leaf although I haven't tried it.
Thanks for sharing! I’m not a huge tea drinker 🤷🏼♀️ I like milk in my coffee :)
This is my favorite tea. It honestly made my last birth way more better. Here I am again ttc but I had one depo shot in March 2022 and in May I had spotting for about a week and my 2nd shot is due this month June but I'm skipping it. Hopefully this tea will start my cycle.
I started watching this bc it was the first video that came up after searching “red raspberry leaf pregnancy” and when I heard you say Lafayette like “laugh-e-et” I was like no way is she in Louisiana Lafayette!! But you ARE! It’s so cool to see natural medicine being advocated in the south! Thank you for all that you do 😌
Yeah!!! Hey there!!
Currently 37 weeks pregnant 🤰 started drinking it at 36 weeks...I drink 1 cup in the morning and 1 at night and friends! I have been feeling some contractions not strong ones but this tea works!
I currently 36 weeks now I was planning to do same thing hopefully works for me too
I'm 38 weeks and will be induced in 5days if I don't have the baby. I put 7bags in 2 bottles of water. I sipped the tea and my tummy has been going crazy. I'm scared to drink it all. Because I want to hv him 4-4-22 not tonight which is 4-2-22. Lol so hear I am looking up videos now. Lol
@@celestethebest3318 How was it?❤️
What happened?
So helpful and clear! Thank you
We add milk to black tea here in Australia but definitely not herbal teas
Yes people in England, Africa, Philippines add milk to tea.
Osamudiamen Edebiri I know Dutch bros (west coast coffee joint) calls it a London fog
Yes we add milk to what’s considered English breakfast/black tea. Some also add it to Earl Grey. I wouldn’t personally add it to other teas like herbal/more fragrant ones
INDIANS Too add milk ...even steep the tea in milk instead of water
I've always added milk to my teas - if they go well. Lemon and citrus's teas don't always mix with milk and the milk will curd sort of. if that's the correct word.
But it's super yummy for those who like sweeter creamier like I do.
Thank you for this q&a ! :) Super helpful :)
Pineville, Louisiana 🖤 just started drinking mine couple days ago! I made 37 weeks today! I guess I wanted to long to start drinking it!
This is my first time seeing one of your videos. I’m almost 9 months pregnant and I drink one large hot cup of red raspberry tea a day, the very kind you showed and I put honey and milk in it and I quite enjoy it. I should probably start putting two tea bags in it cuz it’s so big of a cup and get enough in. I also eat 5 dates. The baby has already dropped and I’ve been having a lot of contractions so maybe it’s helping
When did u start eating dates?
@@sfworld4368 34 weeks I think. And I was induced at 37 weeks and I was almost 2 cm dilated and almost completely effaced. So it all helped!
@@sfworld4368 Whsts the benefit/significance of eating date?
Yes, I used to add milk to my tea as a child ❤. I'm from the U.S.A
I've been watching your videos and recently started drinking red raspberry leaf tea and I love it with honey and almond milk! I'm 32 weeks and I drink 2 to 3 cups a day but its usually a 10 to 12 ounce cup with 2 teabags sometimes. Also that is crazy you can't find the wild berry near you. I found some at publix! But I order the raspberry leaf tea online cause is cheaper.
If you pay postage afterwards I'll send you all the leaves you want. Tips, mids, large, I have them all. Somehow get me hubby's work address and I'll send them fresh or dehydrated. Unfortunately they aren't picked before the raspberries are in full bloom. This is peak season for berries. I have enough until your next born, every year. Scarce isn't in my vocab. Keachay at msn dot raspberryman(kidding). You know the end.
How much are you supposed to drink? I thought you should only have 1 cup a day
Thanks for this! Can I use a mix of raspberry leaf tea supplements (two a day-natures aid) and also drink the suggested cups of tea days as well? I’m 32+2 today
I started drinking the red raspberry leaf tea mixed with pregnancy tea in the evening at 35 weeks as a hot tea. I also take the capsule twice a day. I like it just fine without any sweetener added. Now if I drink hot black tea I’ve always drank it with sugar in milk added in WV.
If I'm not mistaken, the reason English people used to add milk to their tea was to protect their china tea cups from cracking, so they'd add the milk then follow with hot tea. I could be wrong, but that's my understanding of the origin of adding milk to tea.
In the 1980s, boba tea (typically black or jasmine tea, with black tapioca pearls and milk of some sort, and added sweeteners) became a huge deal in Taiwan. Now, in many places, there are shops that specifically sell boba tea with all different flavors of tea.
Milk and tea is a pretty common combination. 🧋
haha. I haven't heard that before. Thanks for sharing
Hello midwife Kira, I am 39weeks+3, I had a membrane sweep on Monday,Tuesday I took 1tablespoon of Castrol oil in orange juice and today is Wednesday at around 2am to 5am I was having crazy cramps n I was not feeling baby move for like hours untill my husband and I went to the hospital but we were told I was between 2-3cm. Now I don't feel the contractions as it was early this morning. I am so tired can doubling the raspberry tea bag help go into labor quick. Help me please
Yes, I heard of adding milk to I have seen it with clients who are from the west indies
Milk goes great with black tea. You have to try a nice chai with milk! It depends on what tea you're having... I wouldn't with green, fruit, floral, etc. teas.
I’ll need to try that, as I’m having to try to get off of coffee 😒 lol
Yh its my favorite black tea with milk
😋 mmmm vanilla chai💕
Oh yes! Milk in tea is how you make Tea Lattes
Hi! Firstly, thank you for making this useful video, it has answered some of my questions.
Secondly, does it matter at which time during the day we are drinking it? Would it be better to wait after we eat? First thing during the morning so it does not interfere? or at evening?
I am still taking the pregnancy supplements as well as an iron liquid supplement and I was wondering when I should schedule the tea as well.
Thank you in advance :)
In LA we call them tea lattes, or just milk tea… its soo good a earl grey with honey and some milk is soo delicious! Hope im not too late for my tea at 37 weeks :( i used to drink it at first trimester to substitute coffee and had no idea how good it actually was for my health
Love my red raspberry leaf tea! I fill my 30oz yeti with it and add a packet of sugar free lemonade to it and it’s PERFECT. I can drink it all day long
It keeps my blood sugar regulated. I drink 1 gallon of RRL a day (im 33 weeks) and feel awesome. My other pregnancy where I drank the most RRL I was the healthiest and had hardly any bleeding.
A gallon in quite a bit. I would recommend you go down to a few cups a day. But hey, if it's working for you!
@@CajunStork all depends on the dilution. I strive for a gallon of fluids anyway. Might as well be herbal tea. Meaning you can have the same herbs in a gallon of water or a quart
I'm actually from Louisiana and I started putting coconut milk in chai rooibos when I stopped drinking coffee. I just started adding it to my red raspberry leaf tea as well and it tastes great!
Oh I bet that’s good! Thanks for sharing. And hello neighbor 🤗
I'm from Louisiana too and currently pregnant 30w, gonna sub 😊
Hello hello!!
Does blood group matter while using this tea? For instance I am a b negative and my husband is b positive. I have already taken the rh sensitisation injection. Can I use this tea or capsule during my final weeks?
When I used to drink black tea I would add milk to it. It's really good. Never thought to add it to RRLT lol
Yes I'm from England living in the USA 🇺🇸 and it is very normal where I'm from to add milk to tea! Not so much herbal teas though
I’m in the US and my grandmother since I was a little girl has always been a big black tea drinker and would always add milk and sugar to her tea...
I am from the uk and we have milk in tea all the time over here but I'm not sure it would taste nice with RRL as it has that really earthy, slightly acidic taste, but I guess it depends what it taste like to the individual.
Did I put the appropriate amount of milk or is it usually just a little teaspoon of milk?
Same. But I’m from South Africa and tea goes with milk. Except I like my rooibos with nothing it’s already sweet naturally.
I have been drinking raspberry leaf tear for years when I couldn’t find my rooibos tea here in the US. I had no idea it has such benefits. I drink it plain as well I love the flavor and taste to it. Now I know for the future! Thanks 😊
Im in scotland and its quite a UK thing to do with black teas:)) its really good! I love milk with chai tea aswell :)
Is the raspberry leaf good for morning sickness? I was told the tea with magnesium and b6 helps.
oh yes, english breakfast tea with milk and honey is yummyyyyy
In the UK the recommendation is from 36 weeks you can start due to risk of earlier labour's
We add milk here in New Zealand 🌼
Milk is great with red raspberry leaf tea ... sipping on some right Now !
Yes! I drink mine by adding a little milk and honey and it absolutely amazing!
I add a couple drops of vanilla. It smells and tastes amazing
oh yum! I love vanilla
How often should I drink this daily to prepare my body for pregnancy? Is there a such thing as drinking too much of it?
Can you talk about the benefits of nettle tea during pregnancy? Any other teas that may help during pregnancy, and what they help with?
How many tea bags should you brew when you first start drinking your 1-2cups? How many tea bags for the 4-5cups? And how long should you steep it?
I use the red raspberry supplements as well
Im in the south in the US and we definitely add milk to hot tea lol especially chai and earl grey
I love tea but my pregnancy taste buds will NOT get used to the tea and I have to choke it down no matter how I do it. I'm going to do capsules this pregnancy because I did the tea with my last babe and truly believed it helped, but I don't remember it being so disgusting 😂
I was told by my midwife to not drink it until the last month of pregnancy. She told me that it can put me into spontaneous labor.
You may be at higher risk than other moms. Your midwife knows you’re history best. Please seek her advice first.
Is the wildberry tea safe to drink even if it has hibiscus? I purchased a different brand than the one you recommend (Celestial) and it has the same ingredients except hibiscus is listed as the first ingredient and I saw hibiscus should be avoided during pregnancy? Has anyone else tried it?
I use my brewer for this tea. I use a green tea k cup and 2 red raspberry tea bags . I put them in the cup while it machine makes the green tea makes it so much easier!
Red raspberry leaf tea eliminated my PMDD (premenstrual dysphoric disorder) as well as painful cramps and bloating. I would imagine it can help with moodiness too from hormones in pregnancy? Definitely a life saver for me
Really? I haven’t heard of it for PMDD! How often and how much did you drink?
@@CajunStork I drink one cup throughout the day once a week at the beginning of my cycle and more (maybe up to twice a day for more severe symptoms) leading up to my period. But since it's potent I think it varies depending on how badly you feel. I first discovered it when detoxing from NSAIDs and I could endure my period without any ibuprofen whatsoever! 🍵
I just drank 8 cups with 6 tea bags!!! 😩I’m going to be 40weeks! But we had milk to out to coconut milk!
Did u go in labor after drinking the 8 cups ??
Hey Cajun, i found that drinking Nettle tea gives me contractions, i had some in the first trimester and once i stopped drinking it the contractions went away. Have you heard of this before?
I’ve not heard of nettles causing this? RRL can though. Are you mixing them?
@@CajunStork thanks for the answer! i was drinking just nettle when i had the contractions, now im having only RRL and i dont get them anymore. Im affraid of getting back to nettle bc i understood the contractions are not good for the baby during pregnancy.
I'd read years ago that yes the English add milk to their tea but that in doing so supposedly, it might or it's thought to possibly block the calcium from the milk (This may be dependent on the particular type of milk that you use) and conversely, supposedly or possibly the milk is thought to block the antioxidants of the tea from getting absorbed by your body.
It may be teas that are caffeinated that have a blocking action of the calcium of the milk that you choose just as it may be the type of milk that you choose that may or may not block the antioxidants in the tea from being absorbed. I am unsure if it's not a good idea or not the best identitritionally to add them to each other but if the English had been doing this for years there's bound to be a benefit that we may not be entirely aware of.
I've actually had tea with milk in it and I certainly had my share of chai tea lattes, so I am a fan of adding them together at times. If nothing else, I feel that possibly having the raspberry tea both with milk at times and without it at other times can give you the best of both worlds when it comes to taste, preference, nutrition, and absorption.
I’m a little late to the party lol, but why would my OBGYN advise not to drink RRL tea due to the risk of causing contractions? I’m 37 weeks now. She also said I don’t need to be doing the perineal massage, but the birth class I went to at a different providers hospital recommended it. Could it be differences in knowledge and training?? It’s my first baby, and I’m trying to do everything to make laboring easier for myself.
Thank you!
I just watched this and bought the Twinings wild berry tea. But it was just delivered and I saw it contains hibiscus and licorice root which are typically not recommended during pregnancy! Are there other mixed berry teas that don’t have those herbs??
Yes, in New York my teachers would add milk to their tea. I learned from them.
Hi is it ok to drink it in follicular phase and luteal phase while Ttc. cause ive heard that its only safe in follicular phase
I have put milk in my Black tea all my life, but not in herbal tea. A friend shocked me once by adding milk to her chamomile tea. I guess everyone has their own favorite tea drinking rituals. :)
That's interesting to me. I may have to try it! Thanks for sharing
is black tea a good caffeine alternative to coffee i am a avid drinker of coffee??
Yes as it’s lower in caffeine
Lots of tea goes well with milk, or milk alternatives, to turn it into a latte.
I bought loose leaf red raspberry leaf tea and a loose leaf Tiesta Tea - Blueberry Wild Child. I thought may be nice with it mixed. So it is safe for me to start drinking at 17 weeks? I wanted to make sure first as I don't want to go into labor too early or something. I'll be 17 weeks once I receive the tea
Hi! How much loose leaf raspberry tea should I put into a French press to get my daily intake in?
Is it safe to drink while I'm recovering from a C-section? I drank it a while before my water broke but am scared to do so after an emergency C-section.
I am a Filipina. Here in Australia, they drink tea with MILK!
How long do you steep the tea bags shown in the video?
I’m 29 weeks and I have been taking red Raspberry capsules 6 a day 😍
Hello has it been working in some way?
that is way too soon. You should start from 34 weeks and above.
I actually went in to get checked for dilated last week and wasn’t dilated... started drinking this and I was at a 1 today
I actually recommend again routine vaginal exams in pregnancy. I have a video on that. Check it out: th-cam.com/video/hVrBuWLvykY/w-d-xo.html
Yep we add milk to our tea.
Yes you can
Yes I add almond milk. It's delicious 😉
I live in Canada and I've always had milk in my tea.
Damn I'm 26 weeks so i probably should have started drinking it already. I won't get the tea leaves until when my sister returns from university in 1-2 weeks (I can't get it in my country). I guess I'll just have to start once I get it.
Hi good day can tell the best raspberry capsules u can take
Thanks for the video. In India, milk is a must in the tea😂😂😂 you should try when you visit India sometime
Hello! I’ve watched this video at least 3 times LOL. I was doing some research about RRL in pregnancy but I did not find a dosage. The box says 3-4 cups per day. Each bag has 1500mg, so would 6g be safe at 31 weeks? If you could share any evidence based information I would very grateful! Thank you so much for your videos..
Check this out, it may help. I have a pdf that is quick and easy to read in the link
www.cajunstork.com/post/red-raspberry-leaf-tea-in-pregnancy-for-beginners-what-you-need-to-know
I went to buy “Organic Rasperry Tea Leaf”
Is it different from Red Rasperry Tea Leaf?
Hi I'm 26 weeks 4 days, is it safe for me to start with the tea?
Would you take 4-5servings of 1500mg of rrl tincture , or do you take less because tincture is more easily absorbed into the bloodstream? Most tinctures say dropperful = 333mg
Hi Kira! I’m currently 28 weeks, low risk pregnancy. My last birth I got induced at 42 weeks with 0 dilation and 0 effacement. Had to be put on cervidil. Tons and tons of bleeding for months. It was brutal, anyway hoping RRLT May help me out. I did drink it in my last pregnancy but I probably didn’t drink enough and probably didn’t start drinking it early on enough. That being said, I bought the loose RRLT and wondering exactly how much to measure of the loose leaf per day for 28 weeks and when exactly does it increase? I like to know EXACT amounts 😁
Hi Lynsey!
This video may help you to make it: th-cam.com/video/o7-EwcFQpZA/w-d-xo.html
Until 34 weeks I only recommend 1-2 cups per day. Each cup is 1500mg of RRL. At 34 weeks you will want to increase it to 3-4 cups per day. This video will give you exact measurements for bulk preparations
Good luck!
Ok so just to be clear, 1/4 cup of loose leaf tea is about the amount used for 2 cups then? I did the calculations based on that video and that’s what I’m gathering
I always add milk to black tea!
Which of the red raspberry leaf tea is good for someone trying to conceive because there are alot of different types in the market
I had a c-section with my twins 3 years ago because one of them was breech. I'm now 33 weeks pregnant and am planning a vbac. Since I had a c-section before will drinking red raspberry leaf tea safe for my uterus?
Yes, I used it after 2 c-section and finally got my VBAC by my third and I believe it was instrumental in the success of my VBAC.
I’m sorry for the delayed response. Yes, RRL is safe for VBAC. Great question!
@@judemidgetinabikini you gave me hope bcos my obgyn is pushing another cs on me after two so i can have vbac after sc didnt know that. Pls any other things that can help me at 35week?
Yes!! Get a doula!!
th-cam.com/video/CdAYrpdkWqM/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for this video. I am preparing to have my first child and need all info to make it easier.
Have you heard of the traditional medicinals pregnancy tea? Can I drink that along with the red raspberry leaf tea? If the traditional medicinals pregnancy tea is not recommended please let me know.
It is also a good tea but doesn’t have quite enough RRL in it! It should be fine to drink together
Is it safe to take nettle capsules instead of drinking the tea? If so, how many mgs? I'm anemic and can't keep iron pills down and do not enjoy drinking the tea
From Australia here. I was always told raspberry leaf only to take at the end as it came bring on labour and also that honey is not safe during pregnancy? I’m
Confused?
I add creamer to my sweet tea. 😋
Hope i can get an answer ASAP please :)
If i use loose leaf tea how much would i need in a cup? About a full tea spoon perhaps?
And would i need 4-6 cups a day if my loose tea is infused for 10 minutes ?
I believe it’s two teaspoons. I’ll look at my chart this evening and get back to you if that calculation isn’t right! Good luck!
So I've been trying to drink my 8 servings of water each day so would an 8oz of the RRL tea be a replacement for the serving of water or should the tea be on top of the water?
Try 4-6 cups per day and everything else should be water
@@CajunStork thank you!! Love your videos & the beautiful work you do.
Hi, im late for my period. Not preggy. Im irregular. Can I drink the raspberry tea rigs away or do i need to wait until i have my period? Thank you
Doses Alokozay raspberry tea work ? Because I couldn’t find raspberry leaf tea
I make two big cups a day about 16 ounces each with one tea bag is that good? Trying to get preg!
I didn’t believe in this but tried it, it was my 4th and I hardly bled at all and I hardly bled after birth. The recovery was crazy easy. I’ll defiantly swear by it.
It’s great, isn’t it?! Sooooo happy for you!!
I love milk in my tea!