Infusion of raspberry leaves with brandy: a huge and homemade tonic for women 🌿🥃
This preparation is appreciated for its traditional qualities, with particular reference to the support of women’s wells.

Ingredients:

1/2 cup dried raspberry leaves (or 1 cup fresh, well -compressed leaves)
750 ml of good quality brandy (or cognac)
1/4 – 1/2 cup of clean honey (optional, to sweeten and soften the taste, adapt to your mood)
A large glass jar with a hermetic lid (at least 1 liter of capacity), clean and sterilized
Instructions:

Prepare the raspberry leaves: Make sure the raspberry leaves are completely dry. If you use it fresh, wash them well and leave them in the air or a paper towel until moisture. Choose them slightly to release their properties.
Combine the ingredients: place the raspberry in the sterilized glass jar.
Add the brandy: pour the brandy into the raspberry leaves, make sure they are completely immersed. This is essential for good infusion and avoiding mold formation. If you use honey, you can now add it and remove it well until it dissolves or give it to the end if you set the sweetness after the infusion.
Seal and mix: Close the bottle tightly with the lid. Gently shake it to make sure everything mixes well.

Infusion and relaxation: Keep the bottle in a fresh and dark place (away from direct sunlight) for 4-6 weeks. Gently shake the bottle every few days to help the ingredients properly.
The infusion slammed into the infusion time, filter the mixture through a fine filter or a kitchen gauze to separate the liquid leaves. Claim the leaves well to extract all the liquids.
Embotella and shops: Pour the resulting liquid into clean and dark bottles. Save in a cool and dark place. Well stored, this infusion can last for a few months.
Traditional use of raspberry leaves for women:
Raspberry leaves were traditionally known as “female grass” and used for:

The health of the uterus is believed to promote the sound and strengthening of bee muscles, which can be useful for childbirth preparation (in recent weeks, during pregnancy weeks, always under medical supervision) and postpartum recovery.
Menstrual relief: they can help reduce the intensity of cramps and menstrual bleeding, alleviating Premenstrual syndrome (SPM).

Hormonal balance: Some traditions suggest that they can contribute to the general hormonal balance.
General well: They contain important vitamins and minerals, such as Group B iron, calcium and vitamins that support general health.
It is recommended for a traditional dose (if you decide to use it): Traditionally, the infusion of 1-2 teaspoons is used once or twice a day.

This recipe allows you to get a homemade and traditional tonic, which is evaluated for the properties of the women’s well. I hope you enjoy it!

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