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  • At Nella Vosk, we believe in combining evidence-informed wisdom with the gentleness of nature. Here’s a closer look at the most supportive fertility teas, what they do, and how to choose the right one for you.

    Red Raspberry Leaf

    Often called the “uterine tonic,” red raspberry leaf tea is widely known for supporting reproductive health. Rich in vitamins and minerals like iron, magnesium, and calcium, it may help:

    ~ Tone uterine lining
    ~ Support healthy cycles
    ~ Prepare the body for conception and pregnancy

    Many women enjoy this tea throughout their fertility journey and even into pregnancy, though it’s best introduced during the follicular phase (after your period) rather than before ovulation.

    Nettle Leaf

    Nettle is a nutrient powerhouse, packed with iron, chlorophyll, and folate—key nutrients for preconception and early pregnancy.

    Fertility benefits include:

    ~ Boosting overall nourishment for egg health
    ~ Supporting adrenal and thyroid function
    ~ Encouraging balanced energy

    Its earthy taste pairs beautifully with other herbs, making it a common base in fertility blends.

    Shatavari


    Shatavari, often called the “queen of herbs” in Ayurvedic tradition, is prized for its ability to support women’s reproductive health.

    Rich in phytoestrogens, it may help balance hormones, regulate cycles, and improve cervical mucus—key factors in conception.

    Beyond fertility, shatavari is also known for nourishing the body, easing stress, and gently supporting the female reproductive system through all stages of life.



    Siberian Ginseng

    Siberian ginseng (also called eleuthero) is an adaptogenic herb valued for its ability to strengthen the body’s response to stress—an important factor in fertility.

    By supporting adrenal health, energy levels, and circulation, it may help create a more balanced environment for conception.

    While not a direct fertility herb like shatavari or vitex, Siberian ginseng can play a complementary role by improving resilience, reducing fatigue, and supporting overall reproductive wellness.

    Chaste Berry (Vitex)

    Chaste berry, also known as vitex, is a powerful herb traditionally used to support hormonal balance and regulate menstrual cycles.

    By influencing the pituitary gland, it may help promote healthy progesterone levels, which are essential for ovulation and maintaining early pregnancy.

    Many women turn to chaste berry tea when experiencing irregular cycles or luteal phase issues, making it a trusted natural ally on the fertility journey.

    Fertility Tea FAQs

    You can begin sipping fertility tea in the follicular phase of your cycle (just after your period) through to ovulation, and sometimes into the luteal phase for hormone support.
    The key is consistency—most herbs work gently over time.

    Fertility teas are best used before conception.
    Once you know you’re pregnant, it’s important to review the ingredients with your healthcare provider.
    Herbs like chaste berry and Siberian ginseng are usually not recommended in pregnancy, while nettle and raspberry leaf may be used later under guidance.

    Some herbs, like chaste berry (vitex) and shatavari root, are traditionally used to support hormonal balance and cycle regularity.
    While results vary, many women find that incorporating fertility tea as part of a healthy lifestyle helps their cycles feel more balanced.

    Most women enjoy 1–3 cups per day. You can brew a fresh cup or steep a larger pot in the morning and sip throughout the day. Start slowly to see how your body responds.

    Green tea contains antioxidants that can support egg health, but it also contains caffeine, which some research links to reduced fertility if consumed in high amounts. If you’re trying to conceive, it’s often best to focus on caffeine-free herbal blends instead.

    Yes! Fertility isn’t only about egg health—herbs like nettle and Siberian ginseng can also support men’s vitality, energy, and overall reproductive wellness. A couple’s preconception health is a shared journey.