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Old 02-06-2012, 05:21 PM #1
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Default red raspberry leaf tea for menstration?
So I started drinking this tea hoping it would help ease my menstrual cramps like many people say it can. I started a couple days before my last cycle was supposed to start.

TMI alert:

I had one spot a day for three days and then nothing for the last two or three days.

Has anyone ever heard of it stopping a menstrual cycle like that? Mine is usually at least 7 days.
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