Fruit flavoured tea bags?

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I was wondering if fruit flavoured tea bags are okay to have when TTC and when your preggie?

I've stopped drinking coffee because I've read its not good when TTC and when preggie. I've switched to drink one cup of tea in the morning and drinking blackcurrent fruit infusion tea bags. It says on the box they are caffeine free so presume they can't do any harm?

Didn't fancy switching to green tea as it tastes like dirty dish water haha.
 
Hi! Didn't want to read and run. Most herbal teas are safe to use. One that is highly recommended for woman TTC is rasberry leaf tea as it helps with your uterus lining. This tea you can only take up to ovulation though but the effects are supposed to be very good.
 
I was wondering if fruit flavoured tea bags are okay to have when TTC and when your preggie?

I've stopped drinking coffee because I've read its not good when TTC and when preggie. I've switched to drink one cup of tea in the morning and drinking blackcurrent fruit infusion tea bags. It says on the box they are caffeine free so presume they can't do any harm?

Didn't fancy switching to green tea as it tastes like dirty dish water haha.

:hi:

well im drinking nettle tea lots of it cause the health shop that sold it to me surgested its good for iron levels and is ok to drink with agnus castus TTC its caffeine free tea and she told me it was safe to drink it if your really concerned about drinking fruit tea bags i know the health shop which is called holland and barrett which i get mine from will be able to advize you better prehaps take your box or packet along to ya nearest health shop and poss ask for an expreinced shop assistant who would be able to tell you much more info about the brand your using and weither it is actually safe best of luck and lots of baby :dust: :kiss:
 
Hi! Didn't want to read and run. Most herbal teas are safe to use. One that is highly recommended for woman TTC is rasberry leaf tea as it helps with your uterus lining. This tea you can only take up to ovulation though but the effects are supposed to be very good.

yes i heard about rasberry leaf tea the lady in holland and barrett told me not to use it tho for some reason she recomended that for pregnant wemen instead when there at the end of there 3rd trimester i think it can bring on or acompany labour if your overdue not sure tho about that one but my mum told me that one ages ago also,and said to me that was probs not the one for me to use even tho i wanted to buy rasberry leaf tea :( to try it so i listen to her and wouldnt recomend it unless otherwise youve been advized to by a proffessional or someone who is experienced to know what they are talking about so im staying clear of it now hope that helps...:)
 
Some people say raspberry leaf is good, some say it isn't.

I don't drink coffee or any other beverages containing caffeine (such as Coke or anything else carbonated), so I don't mind having a cup of black tea a day. With caffeine.
 
i guess it depends tho on how you feel if you go with your gutt instinct i guess but i got a second opinion about using it frm holland and barrett when i wanted to try it and she surgested i dont touch it if im trying to conceive,and recomended i try the nettle tea caffeine free instead which has got iron in it,, i think but not sure if rasberry tea can set off uterus contractions and can poss cause misscarriage in early pregnancy but iv also heard it can help a woman try to induce alittle if shes past her due date thats all i know sorry cant give enough info on that one if anybody is concerned about using rasberry leaf tea pop along to ya nearest health shop and ask which one would suit you better and also ask about rasberry leaf tea worth looking into about that one i think ;) lots of baby :dust: to everyone :D
 

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