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Woman’s Mother To Be
According to Yogic wisdom, there is no greater gift to a child than a calm, self-nurtured and happy expectant mother, and Woman’s Mother To Be® is a fragrant and flavorful way to support your body’s changes during pregnancy. Our all organic herbal blend includes raspberry leaf, used for centuries by midwives and Western herbalists to support the uterus. Refreshing spearmint, peppermint and anise add bright flavor, and are traditionally used to soothe minor upset stomach.* Enjoy our soothing Woman’s Mother To Be to help you relax and enjoy this special time.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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Delicious and Delightful!
Delicious and Delightful!
A friend invited me to a cup of Woman's Mother To Be Yogi Tea last night. We enjoyed the delicious flavor, relaxing effects, communal connection of drinking a woman-centered & supportive tea, and the spiritual relationship of imbibing in the particular herbs that women have been using for 1000's of years to heal ourselves. As a Holistic Health Coach & Consultant, specializing in Women's Wellness, I would recommend this tea to any woman experiencing general, reproductive discomfort or irregularities. Primary causes of female reproductive irregularities in Western culture include stress, excessive thinking & doing, lack of self-nourishment, loss of supportive woman-centered culture. Yogi Tea Woman's Mother To Be re-directs energies back to wellness of body, mind, emotions, and spirit, re-nourishes the female reproductive system (including uterus/breast tissue/etc), aids in the renewed promotion of women's community, stimulates & relaxes the female soul, and all-around cultivates the zen of womanhood! ❀♀☮
Thanks, Jennifer A. Sachs
Holistic Health Coach & Consultant
Women's & Community Holistic Wellness Educator
New Orleans, LA jenniferasachs@gmail.com
Submitted by: Jennifer A. Sachs on November 22, 2009 at 11:35 am
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