Organic Raspberry Leaves | Herbal Tea Leaves and 48 similar items

Organic Raspberry Leaves | Herbal Tea Leaves | Traditional Use | 50g / 100g ? Short Description Organic Raspberry Leaves (Rubus idaeus) are a traditional herbal leaf valued for women?s wellness support, digestive comfort, and general vitality, commonly used as a herbal tea. ? Product Description Our Organic Raspberry Leaves are carefully harvested, gently dried, and packed to preserve their natural colour, aroma, and herbal quality. Supplied 100% pure, certified organic, and additive-free, these leaves are suitable for customers seeking a traditional herbal ingredient for teas and wellness routines. Raspberry leaf has a long history of use in traditional European and herbal practices. ? Main Benefits What It Supports (Traditional Use) Traditionally, Organic Raspberry Leaves are used to support the body in the following ways: ? Supports women?s wellness and balance as part of traditional routines ? Traditionally used to support menstrual comfort ? Helps maintain digestive comfort ? Valued for overall vitality and nourishment ? Commonly used as a gentle daily herbal tea (Benefits are based on traditional herbal use. This product is not sold as a medicine.) ? How It Is Traditionally Used Brewed as a herbal tea or infusion Used alone or blended with other herbs Consumed regularly in moderation as part of traditional routines ? Key Features 100% Organic Raspberry Leaves Botanical name: Rubus idaeus Pure, dried herbal leaves No additives, fillers, or preservatives Suitable for herbal tea traditional use Freshly packed for quality freshness ? Available Variations 50g 100g ? Product Details Form: Dried Leaves Colour: Natural green-brown (may vary) Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight Packaging: Resealable food-grade pouch ?? Important Information Sold as a traditional herbal ingredient Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease If pregnant, breastfeeding, or under medical supervision, consult a professional Keep out of reach of children