Herbs for fertility

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I am super into herbs and natural living so I thought I might post some information on this. I am not telling anyone to use these herbs but I find the information interesting and informative. If you think this might help you, please talk to a someone in the medical profession who is open-minded to see if they might help you. Any opinions good or bad are greatly appreciated.
Information taken from the healthy home economist website.

Stinging Nettle

This is my most favorite all around female herb. Not only does it tone and nourish the uterus, it also promotes strengthening of the kidneys and adrenal glands. If you are or have ever been a coffee drinker, this herb is for you!

One, two, or even more cups per day of this high mineral tea which is also loaded with chlorophyll (a detoxifier) for several months goes a long way toward preparing a woman’s body for pregnancy and for sustaining the embryo once conception occurs.

Nettle tea is also fantastic in preparing for the baby’s birth as it is extremely high in Vitamin K, which allows the Mother to safely skip the newborn vitamin K shot knowing that her newborn baby’s blood will already contain an ample amount.

Continuing to drink nettle tea while breastfeeding promotes successful lactation and a copious milk supply as well!

Red Clover

Red clover contains high amounts of calcium and magnesium. These two minerals are believed to be of high importance in affecting a woman’s ability to conceive.

Red clover contains every single trace element needed by the glandular system. As such, this alkalizing herb is probably the single most effective plant used for balancing of the hormones needed for conception to take place. Balancing the body acid/alkaline PH, and thereby, the uterus PH, goes a long way toward favoring conception.

Brew your red clover tea along with peppermint (or another type of mint if you prefer), which acts as a sexual stimulant. To make a powerful infusion of this herb, take one ounce of red clover and a teaspoon of peppermint and steep in one quart of hot filtered water for 4 hours.

Drink this mixture as desired once it has cooled down and store in an airtight container in the refrigerator.

Red Raspberry

Red Raspberry leaves, particularly the wild kind, are very high in calcium. Like Nettle and Red Clover, Red Raspberry leaves serve as a soothing uterine tonic.


The fertility promoting effects of Red Raspberry are enhanced in combination with other herbs, particularly Red Clover.

To make a powerful infusion of this herb, steep 1/2 ounce Red Raspberry and 1/2 ounce Red Clover in one quart of hot water for 4 hours. Refrigerate the unused portion after cooling.

With each cup of this herbal infusion, add 5-15 drops of either Dong Quai root tincture or False Unicorn root tincture to further enhance the fertility effects.

As with all herb usage I suggest researching each one extensively before using them.
 
Wow, lots of pretty detailed info. Where would one find these? A vitamin health food store, general store like walmart, or chinese herbal store?
 
i want to try red raspberry...might try and find some i'm sick of buying stuff thats not working...i think i need to see what FS says on 20th...its sending me broke buying supplements and stuff.
 
I am a big fan of nettle tea....I always thought red raspberry leaf tea was best drunk prior to ovulation only and then towards the end of a pregnancy. The uterine contractions may not be so great with an early pregnancy. I would imagine you would have to drink lots of it though to have this effect.

thanks for info:flower:
 
Look for an herbal supplement store in your area. Again I highly advise talking with an open-minded doc and researching before you take anything. I think I might give the nettle tea a try myself.
 
Thank you!

What you wrote above mirrors what I read from the book “Inconceivable”. I think I’m going to give them a try myself. I have an appt tomorrow with my ob/gyn, so I will ask her before I’m off to Whole Foods on a hunt for these!

The author alternated drinking these three teas, and drank 1 cup a day.

Red clover, nettles, and raspberry leaf

Fill a jar 1/3 to 1/2 full of herbs, then pour boiling water, and let steep for 4 hours.

She said she took them around times you ovulate until AF.

She also took False unicorn root in tincture form.
 
I am getting into herbal teas. I have chinese ones with acupuncture but also have red raspberry leaf and fennel tea. My problem is very high FSH so need to bring that down by a long way. I think fennel tea is quite strong and since my AF has not been present I am trying it out.
 

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