Red Raspberry

Red Raspberry [Glandular]. The leaves of this popular fruit plant are widely used in herbology for their vitamin and tannin content. Red Raspberry possesses astringent qualities, and the leaves have been used by women for centuries as a support to the reproductive system. Many find that the astringent compounds in red raspberry leaves also help support the digestive system.

The leaves of the red raspberry plant contain trace amounts of several minerals and vitamins. Women have used red raspberry leaves for centuries to support the female reproductive system, especially during pregnancy.

There’s More to this Plant Than Fruit

COMPLEMENTARY PRODUCTS: Nutritional: Peppermint Oil, Female Comfort, FCS II, Nature’s Prenatal®. Homeopathic: Feminine Tonic, Menstrual, PMS. Essential Oils: Rose Bulgaria (do not use during pregnancy), Lavender Fine BIO, Roman Chamomile.

BENEFITS: Supports the female glandular system in a variety of ways. Promotes balance throughout the digestive tract. Helps strengthen the uterus.

Ingredients/Supplement Facts:
Servings per container: 50
Amount Per 2 Capsules
Red Raspberry Leaves
(Rubus idaeus) 720 mg*
*Daily Value not established
Other Ingredients: Kosher gelatin and water.

Notes: This bottle was sealed for your protection. Do not use if inner seal is missing or damaged.

Miscellaneous Information: Nature’s Sunshine uses natural source materials in its products that are subject to color variation.

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Product of U.S.A.

1 - 100 Capsule Bottle

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