Where do you buy RRL tea?
I checked at the grocery store and Wal-Mart and neither place had it
I checked at the grocery store and Wal-Mart and neither place had it
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Tea for pregnancy
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I dunno--- I had one that was two hours long, that I spent baking--the only complication was that the baby had a nuchal arm.... it doesn't get much better than that!Leanna said:Cool, well maybe this will be your easiest labor yet then.
Thanks, that's what I thought.
Though I noticed with my last labor--that my uterus just literally seemed to stop working at the end of second stage...and my labor was really hard.
I figure with my seventh full term (hopefully) birth...that my body could do with a lot of help!
Anyone know how long tea is 'good' for???....I have a ton of pregnancy tea around from a couple of years ago.
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Traditional Medicines is the brand of tea that makes Pregnancy Tea (as well as Mother's Milk tea). RRL tea will probably have to be found either online- or at a natural food store!bluenovember said:Where do you buy RRL tea?
I checked at the grocery store and Wal-Mart and neither place had it
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You can buy it at a natural food store or if the grocery store has a natural food section, it'd be there. You can also order it online, and get it in bulk that way too. Does that mean bluenovember is going to play too?
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RoseofLima said:
I pulled out my box of RRL tea (by Traditional Medicinals) from Feb/March 05 and it has an expiration date printed very lightly on the side panel (had to hold in the light to read it) - it says June 07...so yay, mine's still good.
Anyway, check the side of your box.Hey - and Traditional Medicinals has a store locator on their website. I had to enter the city and state, zip didn't work, and it's also not a comprehensive list, but it might help you find it locally.
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Shoot! It's not in the box anymore...it's in a tin... oh, well maybe I ought to just fork over the money and buy a new box?? I am such a cheapskate.katelyn said:I pulled out my box of RRL tea (by Traditional Medicinals) from Feb/March 05 and it has an expiration date printed very lightly on the side panel (had to hold in the light to read it) - it says June 07...so yay, mine's still good.
Hey - and Traditional Medicinals has a store locator on their website. I had to enter the city and state, zip didn't work, and it's also not a comprehensive list, but it might help you find it locally.
It might even be from two babies ago
I kinda lose track...
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I bought some pregnancy tea today and had some this evening - pretty yummy.
I have a question though. After the tea is properly prepared, do you need to drink it right away (warm) or could I put it in the fridge and later drink it chilled? Does this affect the medicinal qualities? I'm okay with drinking it warm but I prefer cold drinks.
I have a question though. After the tea is properly prepared, do you need to drink it right away (warm) or could I put it in the fridge and later drink it chilled? Does this affect the medicinal qualities? I'm okay with drinking it warm but I prefer cold drinks.
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Yes, it is just as good cold too.
I found this article: http://curezone.com/art/read.asp?ID=36&db=4&C0=227
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and at the end it says "Raspberry leaf tea is precious hot or cold; if you intend to keep it overnight it is best stored in the fridge."
I found this article: http://curezone.com/art/read.asp?ID=36&db=4&C0=227
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and at the end it says "Raspberry leaf tea is precious hot or cold; if you intend to keep it overnight it is best stored in the fridge."
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Cold is good ~ especially in this summer heat! A friend of mine used to make a gallon of the tea every evening, put it in the fridge overnight, and then drink it all day long the next day.
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Best wishes mamas! I was a pregnancy tea drinker all three times... though I did have prodromal labor (seemingly unaffected by whether or not I drank the RRL) with my 2nd and 3rd babies- I had nice, efficient and short labors (8 hrs induced with #1, 4 hrs with #2 and 2 hrs with #3).
Enjoy your tea and your pregnancies. I miss being pregnant though I adore my snugglebug.
Enjoy your tea and your pregnancies. I miss being pregnant though I adore my snugglebug.
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