Uterine and Fallopian Tube Cleansing Herbal Tea

The fallopian tubes are the pathways in which the ova travel from the ovaries down into the uterus. While there are many causes of infertility, a blockage of the fallopian tubes is often the reason why many women are unable to conceive, and if there is a blockage in these tubes it can prevent this from occurring.

This herbal tea blend helps to cleanse the entire reproductive system and increase circulation to the reproductive organs. Starting your natural fallopian tube therapy should begin with this tea. The herbs in this cleanse are absorbed into the body and go to work where they are needed.This Cleansing Tea creates a fresh clean slate within the body that helps the body to respond and utilize other natural remedies better.

Over the years the body can accumulate toxins from chemicals in the air, earth, water and from substances we consume daily or slather on our skin. Many of these toxins get stored in the fat tissues of the body and can be released quicker through cleansing. Some of these toxins may be left from:

• Hormonal birth control
• Cigarette smoke
• Pesticides
• Excess hormones
• Poor diet
• Alcohol

Ideally, we would like our bodies to be as healthy as possible during pregnancy, through cleansing we are able to support the body in its natural ability to rid itself of these substances.

While cleansing is beneficial, not just any cleanse is going to be beneficial for fertility. A fertility cleanse is specific to the reproductive system and assists the body in eliminating the additional burden of substances not good for fertility.

A good cleanse focuses on three major areas that can help the body to prepare for conception.

The uterine cleanse should be done from ovulation until the first day of your period. This is more of a nourishing and building stage of the cycle, when uterine herbs can help to support hormonal balance, increase uterine muscle tone and increase circulation right before the period begins.

This herbal blend includes the following herbs:

Goldenseal Root: Goldenseal root supports a normal inflammation response which may help to prevent scar tissue and adhesion formation. It is also cleansing, antibiotic, and antimicrobial, helping the body to fight infection and occasional uterine discomfort.

Damiana Leaf: A female aphrodisiac, Damiana has been used for centuries to help increase circulation to the reproductive system as well as increase libido.

Dong Quai Root: Dong Quai increases circulation to the reproductive organs and is iron rich, two important aspects of building a healthy uterine lining. It is also relaxing to the uterine muscles, helping the uterus to function without tension.

Peony Root: Overall this herb has excellent hormone balancing support. It also aids in pain reduction and relaxation. Peony encourages proper circulation in the pelvic area, making it useful for uterine stagnation.

Raspberry Leaf: Raspberry leaf works to tone the uterine muscles and normalize blood flow during menses. This is one of the best normalizing herbs for the female reproductive organs.
After you drink this tea for 28 days 3 x a day you can then move to the conception tea. 

It is very important that you to cleans and repair first.
You would need 4-6 ounces of the cleans tea to start with then after you have completed this regiment you would need approximately the same for the conception herbal tea.

Please do not use this tea during pregnancy or if you think you may be pregnant.

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