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ALONG THE MEADOW

NORA Organic Pregnancy Tea

$12.00

This mineral rich blend of herbs helps to support a healthy pregnancy and delivery. NORA is an acronym for a blend of herbs that are traditionally recommended during pregnancy by herbalists. For taste and to keep morning sickness at bay we also added some Spearmint. 100% organic and herbalist formulated.

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Categories: All Products, Organic Herbal Teas Tags: pregnancy, tea
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INGREDIENTS:

Nettle – nourishing to the adrenals and high in vitamins, minerals and protein, helps to maintain blood sugar levels, use postpartum for milk supply

Oatstraw – similar properties to Nettle as a nerve and nutritive tonic

Red raspberry leaf – high in vitamins and minerals, toning to the uterus, historically used by Indigenous tribes

Alfalfa – one of the richest sources of vitamins including vitamin K, minerals and protein

Spearmint – a nervine and relaxant and a yummy edition to the typical NORA tea blend, helps to also keep nausea at bay

DIRECTIONS:

hot infusion: add 1 Tblsp per 8 oz hot water, let steep for 5-10 minutes.

cold infusion: add 4 Tblsp to 32 ounces of hot water in a quart size jar, cover with a cap and leave out for 4-12 hrs. Strain herbs and drink cold over ice with sweetener of choice. Aim for 1 quart a day in the 3rd trimester to prepare for birth.

2 ounce bag

approximately 30 (1 Tblsp) servings

*Recommended to start tea after the 1st trimester.

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Plantain for the win! My daughter got a spider 🕷 bite yesterday morning that immediately swelled and became hard so I ran out to the backyard and grabbed a Plantain leaf. I bruised the leaf and placed it on the bite mark then wrapped her foot with an elastic bandage. We changed out the Plantain leaf 3 times and by last night it was totally back to normal! 🙌🏼 

Plantain can actually pull out venom or infection from the skin’s tissues. Native Americans called it “snake weed” for this reason. 

As a caveat I’m not saying to use it in replacement of medical treatment for a venomous snake or poisonous spider bite but what I am saying is to use it until you can get medical treatment if needed. In a survival situation knowing how to identify and use Plantain could very well save your life.
Did you know that Magnolia has potent anti-inflamm Did you know that Magnolia has potent anti-inflammatory and antinociceptive (reducing sensitivity to painful stimuli) properties? The bark, green cones and flower buds can all be used. 

It is also shown to work on the endocrine system by increasing GABA activity and reducing stress hormones like adrenaline and cortisol. 

Magnolia can be made into a tincture or it’s petals used in a salad. 🥗
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