I think that Traditional Medicinals Pregnancy Tea
is a must-have for every pregnant woman. Here’s why:
I’m almost to the end of my first trimester and I’ve already gone through 2 boxes of this tea. I’ve had horrible morning sickness with this pregnancy (none with my first) and I’ve found this tea, first thing in the morning, has been EXTREMELY helpful.
I was throwing up constantly for the first couple weeks of my pregnancy, but after 2 days of drinking this tea, I stopped throwing up. I’ve still been extremely queasy, which this tea eases a lot, but I haven’t actually thrown up since I started on a routine with this tea.
I think it’s a must-have for every pregnant woman. First thing in the morning, make yourself a cup of this tea. Sit down, drink it slowly with some toast, a muffin, or a few crackers. It really starts off your day on the right foot and get’s your morning sickness in check!
Purchase It: Traditional Medicinals Pregnancy Tea on Amazon.com
Price: around $5

this tea is great! it was wonderful with a splash of lemon early in pregnancy to “ease the quese!”
I’ll definitely try this. I love Traditional Medicinals teas and I’m about in the middle of the first trimester myself. I could definitely use the help. You’re so lucky you weren’t sick during your first pregnancy!
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Sarah, you know I have some of this in my cupboard and completely forgot about it until my daughter asked me tonight if I wanted regular or pregnancy tea! Duh on me! Here I am at the end of my first trimester too. Thanks for the reminder, that’s a double whammy tonight, I think I’ll take the hint and have some pregnancy tea tonight.
I tried this and didn’t have much luck. I’ve used other TM teas – especially for colds – and its usually my first go-to. What did work was plain ginger tea – just cut-up ginger root boiled for 5 minutes! One of my maternity clients also clued me on most anti-nausea teas: don’t use honey to sweeten it. Nothing dangerous, just the makeup of honey (and the smell) can trigger morning sickness symptoms. Instead, she used natural agave nectar.
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Thanks for the tip and suggestion! Something else to try…I never did have that cup of pregnancy tea, but my nausea has abated somewhat. It is still unpredictable though.