According to Dr. Andrew Weil, it is safe for pregnant women to drink 2-3 cups per day, though later in the pregnancy it can cause or worsen heartburn.
See: http://www.drweil.com/drw/u/id/QAA366713
A second opinion from drugdigest.org suggests that too much pepperment can induce a menstrual cycle...so they do not recommend it during pregnancy.
http://www.drugdigest.org/DD/PrintablePages/herbMonograph/0,11475,4067,00.HTML
From my experience, pepermint tea was my saving grace during my first trimester. I would have extreme nausea without vomiting but I was glad I had it growing in my garden.
S.F.--- Houston
Read more: http://www.livestrong.com/article/556164-can-i-drink-rosemary-tea-at-37-weeks-pregnant/#ixzz23pdNFvsf
yes, it is good for you!
Yes of course.
Indian tea is best.
Yes it is.
Peppermint tea is better than black tea for pregnant woman to drink right after dinner.
You shouldn't go over 5 cups a day. This was researched when studying peppermint tea's effects on the removal of unwanted body hair.
Is camomile tea safe to drink during pregnancy?
It wouldn't be pure peppermint tea if it had green tea in it, so no.
no
Cold peppermint tea at morning on fasting. (strong peppermint tea, 150 ml), and boldo tea, (Chilean evergreen tree cultivated for its odoriferous leaves which are used in medicine ) the boldo leaf must be mashed with your fingers and put in a quarter of a glass of cold water. You can drink it along with the peppermint tea.
Does fresh peppermint have to be dried out before making tea?
Taste good, frehen breath , aid digestion .
Yes, honey can be mixed in peppermint tea for diarrhea. Honey is also mixed in peppermint tea for throat and vocal clarity. I have added a source link below if you want to learn more about peppermint tea and it's various benefits.
i heard that people in england drink alot of tea..19% of british women prefer to drink tea rather than sex
YES! Peppermint tea fights bad breath! You can learn more peppermint tea benefits by visiting the link below in Sources and related links section.
I would strongly, strongly recommend NOT drinking peppermint extract, doing so for health purposes could be DANGEROUS. Large Internal Doses such as drinking peppermint extract could cause severe kidney damage, irregluar heartbeats, miscarriages in pregnant women. Peppermint extract is a diluted version of the peppermint oil which is 100% oil and the most prodominate active ingredient is menthol. CAUTION: Pure Peppermint should not be ingested and Pure Menthol can be FATAL in as small a dose as 1 tsp. You can use drops of peppermint extract (and even the peppermint oil in a smaller amount) to freshen your breath or add to water or tea. It is used in cooking baked goods, desserts, candy, in dietary supplements.