recommended for: Relaxing the uterine muscles Toning the uterine muscles Helps ease birthing Calming

Raspberry Leaf
Raspberry is native to Europe, and grows wild in some parts of the UK. Presentations of raspberry have been used for centuries. The fruit has been used to produce vinegar, often used to soothe sore throats with it's cooling properties.

Raspberry wine, brewed from the fermented juices of the ripe berries has been used to dissolve tartar on teeth. In 1998, Blumenthal, and in 1999 Fentrow and Avila observed that infusions from the leaves appeared to lower blood glucose levels in animals and ease childbirth related muscle spasms and morning sickness. They also observed beneficial effects in children for colds, sore throats and diarrhea.

Raspberry Leaf and the Horse
Little to no specific research is available on the effects of raspberry leaf on the pregnant mare - there are, however, many anecdotal references. "Raspberry Leaf tea given for the last 4-6 weeks of pregnancy has also been advocated to assist foaling in horses", Self, 1997. Further observations by Fentrow & Avila in 1999 suggest the effects on the uterus are due to the fragarine compound in raspberry.

Rasutin is formulated primarily for the maiden mare to help at the time of parturition. It helps tone the uterine muscles, may reduce the risk of hemorrhage, helps strengthen the contractions and post parturition conditioning.

Rasutin may be used with the brood mare, who has a history of difficult foaling. Administer Rasutin 3 months before full term and continue 1 month after parturition.

No known side effects or cautions.

Active Ingredients: Rasberry Leaf 15 mg per ml

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