tea for menstrual cramps
 Preparation: 1-1.5 tps of tea per cup of hot water at 205f of rest for 4-5 minutes.
 Cramp bark is used today to relieve cramps, including menstrual cramps and muscle spasms, thanks to its ellagic acid compounds, contains antioxidants, and is also used for arthritis, chronic pain, high blood pressure , inflammation, lower back pain, menopausal symptoms and tension headaches.
 The mother herb is used as a remedy for female reproductive disorders. For example, it helps regulate menstrual periods, anxiety, tension, it is unique for the heart, it is antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and contains leonurine, a compound that relaxes the walls of blood vessels. Chamomile contains anti-inflammatory, spasmolytic, anti-ulcer, carminative, digestive, bactericidal, fungal and mild sedative properties. For all these qualities, it is excellent to use during menstruation. Wild yam root excellent for preventing vaginal dryness in older women, excellent for treating (PMS), menstrual cramps, osteoporosis, increases sexual appetite and energy. Valerian relieves stomach discomfort caused by nerves, menstrual cramps, headaches and muscle aches thanks to its sedative effects. Skullcap scavenges toxic free radicals, reduces oxidative stress, and is an antioxidant. Licorice helps relieve cramps, fights infections, is an antidepressant, fights the symptoms of premature menopause. Irish Moss Supports Thyroid Health, Supports Heart Health, Supports Immune System, Supports Gut Health, Improves Blood Sugar Levels.
 This information is provided for educational purposes and is part of the herbal literature that is available.
 
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