Red Clover Herb Cut and Sifted 1Oz. Organic Kosher

• Red clover tea benefits
  • 1. Detoxify the liver
  • 2. Presence of antioxidants
  • 3. Prevent aging
  • 4. Treat cancer
  • 5. Manage diabetes
  • 6. Good for the heart
  • 7. Improve hair growth
  • 8. Ease menstruation
  • 9. Treat thyroid
  • 10. Good for athletes

Introduction:

Red clover (Trifolium pratense L.) is a plant in the Fabaceae botanical family. It’s used to make an herbal supplement that may have some immune-boosting and positive hormonal effects, especially for postmenopausal women.

The red clover plant actually belongs to the legume plant family (just like peanuts and beans), which is why animals often graze on it in the wild. While historically the RC plant has been taken in the form of tea and tinctures, today it’s often used to make extracts, such as the products with brand names Promensil and Menoflavon.

The Following Information is For Educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Red Clover has most impressive health benefits. Here are some of the health Benefits of Red Clover Herb:

1. May Decrease menopause symptoms

Precautions one needs to take with using Red Clover Herb?

Precautions

• Your healthcare provider may advise against using red clover if any of the following applies to you:

  • Severe allergic reaction:If you have a severe allergic reaction to red clover or its components (ingredients), you shouldn't take this medication.
  • Breast cancer:For certain types of breast cancer, endocrine (hormone) therapy is typically used after surgery. This is to prevent these types of breast cancer from coming back.Since red clover may interfere with endocrine therapy, red clover isn't generally recommended.
  • Pregnancy or breastfeeding:According to the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH), red clover should be avoided while Pregnant or Breastfeeding. Reach out to your healthcare provider for a discussion on the benefits and risks of red clover in pregnancy or breastfeeding.
  • Children:There is little information on the effects and safety of red clover in children.
  • Older adults over 65:While older adults may have participated in some clinical trials, some of the study participants were individuals designated female at birth who were post menopause.Moreover, some older adults may be sensitive to side effects from medications. For this reason, take red clover with caution.

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