Post by Rik Wallin on Apr 6, 2007 10:00:02 GMT -6
Raspberry (Rubus idaeus)
Leaves of the raspberry plant.
Used for:
· Menstrual cramps
· Morning sickness
· Motion sickness
· Diarrhea
Available in: Dried leaves (tea), capsules.
Herb/drug interactions: None known.
When buying: Products should contain pure leaves, as freshly dried as possible. Make your own tea by picking leaves off brambles, hanging them to dry and soaking in boiling water.
Warning: Experts disagree on the safety of use during pregnancy. Consult your doctor or avoid altogether if pregnant.
DOSAGES
Adults:
Two capsules two to three times daily at mealtimes; as a tea, drink as needed.
Children under 10:
Same as adult dose.
Leaves of the raspberry plant.
Used for:
· Menstrual cramps
· Morning sickness
· Motion sickness
· Diarrhea
Available in: Dried leaves (tea), capsules.
Herb/drug interactions: None known.
When buying: Products should contain pure leaves, as freshly dried as possible. Make your own tea by picking leaves off brambles, hanging them to dry and soaking in boiling water.
Warning: Experts disagree on the safety of use during pregnancy. Consult your doctor or avoid altogether if pregnant.
DOSAGES
Adults:
Two capsules two to three times daily at mealtimes; as a tea, drink as needed.
Children under 10:
Same as adult dose.