To maintain a healthy pregnancy for my wife, she is very good about drinking healthy teas to assist through the process. One tea that is useful is called "NORA" tea.
NORA stands for Nettles (stinging), Oatstraw, Red rasberry leaf and Alfalfa. All these together make a super-blend that offers plant-based micro nutrients and minerals to nourish both my pregnant wife and our baby.
It's fun to try my hand at handcrafted tea blends, especially knowing how helpful it can be for our health.
We buy the ingredients in bulk, usually from Amazon. It allows us to make a lot of tea!
I combine 1/2 cup of dried stinging nettle into a bowl. Nettles provide vitamin A, C, K and B to improve blood vessel strength and energy metabolism and immune health. It also contains iron, potassium, calcum, magnesium and copper. Balance electrolytes, support fetal growth, ease leg cramps, assist with sleep and keeps anemia away. Prevents postpartum hemorrhage and assists in the absorption of micronutrients.
Then I add in 1/2 cup of oatstraw. Contains important minerals and vitamins along with a lot of vitamin D and E.
Add in some dried red rasberry leaves and mix it in. Red Rasberry leaves offer anti-oxidants and strengthens the uterus, prevents hemorrhage. It's anti-microbial and anti-inflammatory and assists in blood flow.
Then I add in the final ingredient, 1/2 cup of Alfalfa. This contains trace minerals that balance blood sugar, blood pressure and cholestrol. Contains beta carotene and chlorophyl which helps with joint health and internal PH balancing. More vitamins, D and E and K, all of which help establish a healthy milk supply.
I blend all the herbs together into a single tea and there we have it! NORA tea! Full of healthy components, specifically to aid in pregnancy. It's healthy for anyone to consume too.
I fill a mason jar with the blend, so my wife can make tea from it every day using a teaball. Or we sometimes make a concentrate by brewing a strong batch and putting it in the refrigerator.
Easy access to NORA tea, ready to brew, ready to support an healthy pregnancy for my wife.
If we make a concentrate blend, I usually make an alcohol tincture from the herbs left over from brewng, just to get all the fast nutrients out of these unique ingredients.
My wife smelled the tea blend and said "Yup, smells like gerbil food, it's NORA tea!" We both laughed.
Sometimes we consume things, not because they taste great, but because it's great for our bodies. And with some sweetener and a splash of cream, this tea isn't too bad to drink.
Have you ever tried NORA tea?
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