The Mother's Pure, Organic, Raspberry Leaf Tea is an ideal beverage for
reproductive women, athletes, the elderly,
anyone in recovery, teenagers and children.
Men in mid-life crisis,
with exhausted adrenals, and dieters are well-advised to drink soothing,
refreshing Mother Tea, hot or cold, several times a day.
Rinse your teapot with hot water, add a handful of organic, air-dried
Mother Tea, and water brought just to a boil, let steep twelve minutes.
Milk is not generally added, although honey, lemon, and mint have, in
adventurous households. Most of us enjoy it beautifully plain. If you
intend to keep it overnight it is best to store it in your refrigerator.
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are a delight not to be missed in this lifetime.
Simply pour cooled tea into an ice-cube tray and remove when frozen.
Besides
being consumed regularly during pregnancy, women often drink raspberry tea
during labor. This is because raspberry leaves contain an alkaloid called
fragarine, which is said to make labor easier due to its effectiveness as a
tonic for the pelvic muscles and uterus.
When taken after birthing, raspberry tea facilitates placental delivery,
helps decrease uterine swelling, and helps prevent postpartum bleeding.
Drinking raspberry tea until the time of birthing is so nutritious, it helps
to ensure that the colostrum (the first breast milk) will be especially
rich. However, it is not used excessively during lactation due to its
astringent properties that can decrease milk supply.
When menopausal women use raspberry leaf, it helps promote healthy uterine
tone and minimize hot flashes.
Henry Box, an English Quaker herbalist, said, A tea made from red raspberry
leaves is the best gift God gave to women. Now, that might be exaggerating
things a bit, but it does show great appreciation for such a versatile herb.
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An
old Latin saying tells of this herb: "Let it be awarded to the fairest of
these womankind." Women, especially, benefit from the herb's normalizing
properities. Tea conoisseurs will be surprised by the robust and distinctive
taste of Raspberry leaf. Reminiscent of fine imported black teas, its deep
amber color and full-bodied flavor will please the most discriminating tea
drinkers.
The raspberry plant is best known for its luscious red berries, with
their fragrant, cooling and succulent taste. The leaves of this widely
cultivated shrub are also valuable. They are best harvested in the spring,
just before the flowers mature.
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Over one million infants die every year
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their infant formulas, bottles, and other products in violation of the World Health
Organization's International Code of Marketing of Breastmilk Substitues.
Blessed the woman
Who has known the pangs of birth
For she has held a star
Millions of children in the United States receive up to 35% of their entire lifetime
dose of some carcinogenic pesticides by age 5.
Environmental Working Group
June 1993, Wash. D.C.
A housewarming is to give another chance
to people who didn't send wedding gifts.
The Tall and the Short of It
If you are curious how tall your child
might get to try this new formula:
For boys take their three year old height in centimeters, multiply it by 1.29, and then
add 54.9 cm. For girls, the calculation is the same, but add only 43.3 cm.
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At Least They Tried
The average cost of rehabilitating a seal after the Exxon Valdez
oil spill in Alaska was $80,000. At a special ceremony, two of the most expensively saved
animals were released back into the wild amid cheers and applause from onlookers. A minute
later they were both eaten by a killer whale.
"Among the teachings of Baha'u'llah is one requiring man, under all conditions and
circumstances, to be forgiving, to love his enemy and to consider an ill-wisher as a
well-wisher. Not that he should consider one as being an enemy and then put up with
him, or to simply
endure him, or to consider one as inimical and be forebearing towards
him.
...Nay, rather, you must see your enemies as friends, ill-wishers as
well-wishers and treat them accordingly. That is to say, your love and kindness must
be real."
(Abdu'l-Baha, quoted in "Star of the West",
Vol IV, No.11, p. 191)
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MOTHER'S TEA
The ideal beverage for reproductive women, the elderly, anyone in
recovery, teenagers and children, our tea is abundant in Potassium (441
ppm.), Calcium (121 ppm) and Magnesium (93 ppm). It is also rich in
all important trace minerals such as Manganese (.52 pm), Zinc (.35
ppm) Iron (.04 ppm) and Chromium (.02 ppm). The Mother Tea is a gentle,
soothing, nourishing drink morning, noon and night.
You can order SECURELY on line below (just click on the "Buy
Item" button):
Winter Supply (100 gm)
$12 + $4 p/h
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Tea Talk
Thought I'd break down and buy a bale, The Winter Supply goes too quickly.
Cathy Kingdon, Edmonton, Alberta
I'm visiting my parents for the holidays, in Granville, Ohio, but will bring back
the bale of Mother Teafor me and friends.
Kay Clarke, Tokyo, Japan
Yesterday the test confirmed what I already knew: I am pregnant with my third child.
Wanted but unexpected. I like the unexpected. Send The Tea.
Stefani Brown, Toronto, Ontario
No body is pregnant right now, but we can always pretend! Send The Tea.
Mira Fannin, Cinti, Ohio
I like the way different types of mothers, (Christian, Wiccan and otherwise) from
different backgrounds can all come together and agree on the most profound issues of
birthing, breastfeeding and mothering. We just found out we're expecting our second; send
The Tea.
Kara Lucas, Clovis, California
Send more tea; it is wonderful!
Kris Keast, Pinehouse Lake, Saskatchewan
Although I'm ordinarily not a tea drinker, I do
like The Tea.
Kathy Orlinsky, Irvine, California
I'm trying for my second baby, so I'd like The Tea.
Cora Fross, Rushville, Illinois
I love having a baby around the house; my little sister is seven months old. My mom
would love some of The Mother Tea for Christmas; I hope you're still around when I
have kids.
Mary Kathleen Homan, Edmond, Oklahoma
Send tea; I'm too frazzled to write more.
Ann Stinson, Hotchkiss, Colorado
It worked! I'm pregnant! No fertility drugs, no
surgery, no doctors, no tests. If I ever come down to earth I'll be ordering more of
The Tea.
Susan Delmair, Wauchope, Saskatchewan
A friend of mine let me have some of her Mother Tea, and there's no comparing it to any
other I've tried. Wish I'd ordered it sooner.
Alicia Miecznkowski, Guelph, Ontario
I am full of hope; we just started trying to
conceive our second child and plan a homebirth this time. Send The Tea.
Kristy Hom, Sierra Vista, Arizona
It's been -20 to -25 degrees Celsius for weeks; I need more tea to see me through.
Maren, 20 months old, must like it too because she nurses at a furious pace when I drink
it.
Hazel Ling, Thunder Bay, Ontario
Thank you for your ongoing work. Send
the tea to my sister, with directions for storage and brewing. It is a joy.
Tara Dancing, Dayton, Ohio
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I'm planning to share The Tea with my mother, who is recovering from cancer treatments.
(Doctors don't treat them any better than newborns, as youmight imagine.)
Wini Hawn, Chicago, Illinois
My school age son, Raphael, who is anemic,
really benefited from The Tea, last year. I just
realized this after giving him Royal Jelly only,
this winter, without The Tea. He looks pale andis tired; send it airmail.
Karina Ebrani, Kfar Saba, Isreal
Send The Mother Tea; my fourth child is due in late
February and I'll need it iced to survive the Minnesota summer and then hot in the winter.
Kathryn Oliver Garnet, Rochester, Minnesota
Send a community bale. Do raspberries grow in
New York?
Angie Mason, Cambridge, Ontario
About time I shock my inlaws and conservative friends further,
and bring gorgeous smiles to my sisters. Send POSTCARDS.
Kim Foshay, Kingston, Ontario
My first bale of The Tea lasted through most of my pregnancy. My
four-year-old son, who just weaned, and I, absolutely loved it. I ran out in my ninth
month and got some from the bulk food store. It wasn't the same; I had to throw it out. I
was amazed at the difference. Send another bale quick.
Nina Sutcliffe, Middletown, California
I ran out of The Tea in July, and we've been sick since then.
Send more; I'm nursing my six-month-old.
Nicole Guerrier, Hudson Heights, Quebec
The Mother
is inspirational; send The Tea.
Vivian Simone, Richmond Hill, Ontario
I couldn't survive the pressure from "friends", relatives and
society without the infusion of The Mother's energy. Send The Tea, and
the energy, to my sister, due in May. I love her beyond words, and we are too far apart,
geographically.
Laura Fitz, Jupiter, Florida
Send a Community Bale of Mother's Tea. I've tried other raspberry leaf
teas but none ever touches yours in the way of quality.
Laura Fitz, Jupiter, Florida
I have forgotten what water tastes like. I love Mother's Tea,.
Please send me a Community Bale. Even my husband loves your tea. Everything in Queens, New
York is great. I'm still nursing our three year old.
Vanessa Paultre, Forest Hills, New York
HOW TO PREPARE
THE MOTHER TEA
Rinse your teapot with hot water, and empty it. Add a handful of organic,
air-dried in the dark Mother Tea leaves. Cover with boiling water, and let steep ten
minutes. If you just want to make a cup, use one teaspoon of our leaves. The Mother Tea is
precious hot or cold; if you intend to keep it overnight, it is best stored in the
refrigerator.
Iced Mother Tea is delicious plain, with ice, a slice of lemon and a
dash of brown sugar.
The Mother Tea Popsicles are a delight not to be missed in this
lifetime. Simply pour cooled tea into an ice-cube tray and remove when frozen. Please let
us know of your experiences with The Mother Tea.
Pliny the Elder first wrote about Rubus Idaeus, around 50 A.D. The Roman scholar and
author of 37 books made mention of "raspberry leaf tea that is famous, soothing and
aromatic, best known as a curer of problems connected with women: frigidity, menstrual
discomfort, labour pains and difficult menopause."
The Ojibwa Indians understood the value of raspberry leaf tea also. They
knew it helped mothers have a healthy pregnancy, quick labour, a strong
baby and breastfeeding success. Today, raspberry leaves are notable partus preaparaturae,
and can be freely recommended throughout pregnancy, during birth,and while breastfeeding.
Store your tea in a tin or glass container, in your refrigerator, if you have room, or
in a cupboard. Large amounts keep very well in a freezer.
The Mother Tea contains potassium (441 ppm.), calcium (121 ppm.), magnesium (93 ppm.)
and the important trace minerals, magnesium, zinc, iron and chromium.
The Mother Tea is a gentle, soothing drink, morning, noon and night. It is appreciated
by pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers, athletes, people under stress, children,
teenagers, the elderly and anyone in recovery.
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