Raspberry leaves are not inferior to berries in their healing properties

Raspberries are one of the most popular and deeply loved berries both for growing in a garden, summer cottage, and for fresh use and consumption or for creating various delicious dishes from berries. Moreover, raspberries are a popular medicinal, health remedy that helps with many health problems. Many of us limit ourselves only to a delicious, fragrant and delicate berry, the medicinal properties of which many know, when both the shoots and roots and leaves of raspberries have rich medicinal properties.

In order for you to feast on and improve your health with berries and raspberry leaves, so that you can make a miracle of harvesting, regardless of the presence of raspberries in the market and in stores, it must be "settled" on your site. Raspberry is a grateful plant that does not require too careful and tedious care for you, but will endow you with its fragrant valuable berries and medicinal leaves.

Raspberry leaves contain a lot of vitamin C, flavonoids, organic acids, mineral salts, tannins and astringents. Raspberry leaves are used as antipyretic, immunostimulating, expectorant, wound healing and diaphoretic.

Decoctions of raspberry leaves help to cope with gastrointestinal problems, colds and intoxication of the body. Raspberry leaf teas can help cope with vitamin deficiencies as well as acne.

It is advisable to use decoctions from raspberry leaves:

• inside with bronchitis, cough, colds, diarrhea, problems with the gastrointestinal tract;
• in the form of rinsing with conjunctivitis and sore throat;
• with hemorrhoids and bruises in the form of lotions;
• as a rinse that will enhance hair growth and help strengthen it.

Fresh raspberry leaves can be used to stimulate wound healing, and raspberry leaf masks are used to kill acne.

You can not drink a decoction of raspberry leaves for women before the 34th week of pregnancy, due to the fact that it has a stimulating effect that can cause a strong tone of the uterus, and this is a serious risk for the normal course of pregnancy.