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Does red rasberry leaf tea help with cyst pain and strength reproductive muscles? im ttc and i wanted to know would this help my organs and cyst
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No: There aren't any teas that are proven to help with any kinds of cysts. However, if the tea is a typical tea made from tea leaves, then one should feel free to drink and enjoy that tea. (Also, teas don't strengthen muscles.)
Answered 3/12/2015
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