Yes, and there is a special raspberry leaf tea. This tea has an astringent effect and is suitable for drinking when you have mild diarrhea, menstrual pain, periodontitis, and sore throat. In addition, it can also help relieve diarrhea in children. Gargling with stronger tea juice can relieve sore throat. Name English name: Palmleaf Raspberry leaf raspberry (6 photos) Scientific name: Rubus idaeus Part used: Leaf Origin: Characteristics: deciduous shrub. The new branches are slightly creeping, purple-brown, and the young branches are green, covered with white powder, and have a few barbs. The leaves are alternate, nearly round, palmately 5-lobed, occasionally 7-lobed, with irregularly serrated edges, and white pubescence on both veins; the petioles are scattered with fine spines, and the stipules are linear. The flowers are solitary in the leaf axil at the branch end; the sepals are 5, oval or oblong, covered with gray-white pubescence; the petals are 5, nearly round, white; there are many stamens and many pistils, which are born on the raised receptacle. It is warm in nature, sweet and sour in taste. Raspberry leaf tea (5 photos) Raspberry (European raspberry) bears red fruits in summer and has been a commonly used medicine in every household in Europe since ancient times. Raspberry leaf tea has a slightly sweet aroma and unique taste, which can relieve irritable mood and calm the body and mind. It is said that drinking it regularly during pregnancy will make childbirth easier, so it is known as the "herbal tea for pregnant women". It is generally believed that it can maintain normal uterine and pelvic muscles, increase the nutritional value of breast milk, and promote the secretion of breast milk. However, this tea has the effect of stimulating the uterus, so you should not drink too much in the early stages of pregnancy. And if you want to drink it while pregnant, be sure to consult your doctor first. Raspberries have been cultivated since the Middle Ages, and as early as the 1860s, there were more than 41 varieties of European raspberries in the United States. The "rubus" in the scientific name means red in Latin, and "idaeus" means Mount Ida. It is said that the name comes from the abundance of raspberries on Mount Ida. The raspberry fruit is sweet and sour and can be eaten directly. It is also often made into jam, desserts, wine, vinegar, etc. The fruit is rich in iron and vitamin C, and has the effect of alleviating liver disease and anemia. Some people think that the fruit will make the body or stomach feel cold, but this is not true. In the UK, 500 grams of raspberry fruits are soaked in 1 liter of wine vinegar. After two weeks, it becomes raspberry vinegar. It can be used for cooking, or diluted with water and used to gargle. It can relieve sore throats during colds. Stop coughing. In France, raspberries are used to make raspberry brandy. Efficacy: astringent, promotes digestion, strengthens the body, stimulates the uterus, and supplies iron. Note: Do not use large amounts in early pregnancy.

[Compound] Slightly sour and moist flavor, effective in relieving menstrual pain. Raspberry leaves 1/2 spoon German chamomile 1/2 spoon berry tea brewed with raspberry leaves and fruits. Put the fruits in the teapot After that, use a spoon to crush raspberry leaves 1/3 spoon hyssop 1/3 spoon raspberry (fruit) 1/4 spoon lemongrass 1/2 spoon to supplement iron and prevent anemia Raspberry leaves 1/2 spoon nettle 1/2 spoon of hemp to calm premenstrual restlessness and irritability. 1/3 spoon of raspberry leaf. 1/3 spoon of passion flower. 1/3 spoon of linden flower.