In order for the woman to have successful delivery, some specialists recommend taking a decoction of raspberry leaves to pregnant women before birth. Thanks to the properties of raspberry leaves, the cervix softens, it is easier to open during childbirth, and this will help reduce the number of ruptures or avoid them altogether.
Raspberry leaves in its composition contain substances that promote the stimulation of uterine contractions, thereby speeding the process of childbirth. Take broth from the leaves of this plant is not recommended for pregnant women before 36 weeks of an interesting situation. But you need to know that tea made from raspberry leaves in a warm form promotes labor activity, its beginning. A hot such decoction stimulates also speeds up the birth process. Decoction of the leaves of this plant in a cold form increases the elasticity of muscle tissue.
As the course of labor will not be predicted, it is recommended that women take a cold start before taking delivery of tea from raspberry leaves.
For its preparation, take a teaspoon of raspberry leaves (finely chopped) and pour a glass of steep boiling water. Then insist for ten minutes, strain and cool. Before giving birth, one cup per day (200 ml.) Is recommended. Each subsequent week should increase the intake of the amount of broth per cup. As a result, at the gestation period of 40 weeks, a woman should take four cups of tea from crimson leaves. In the event that at the period of 40 weeks you have not had labor, it is necessary to take warm and hot tea from raspberry leaves (2 cups of warm and 2 hot ones) to cause childbirth.
Raspberry leaves will greatly help ease the pain in the process of childbirth. But most importantly - you can not take this decoction before 36 weeks of pregnancy. Take this tea can only after consulting with a doctor, and with caution and only in a cold form, as each woman's pregnancy proceeds in different ways. If during pregnancy there was a threat of miscarriage, then such tea is strictly forbidden to drink to a woman.