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Source of validity: Traditional
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Tea, in general (whether green, black, or herbal), has traditionally been consumed in various cultures for its perceived health benefits, including supporting reproductive health. In traditional Chinese medicine and Ayurveda, certain teas—such as green tea, raspberry leaf tea, or other herbal infusions—have been specifically recommended to support fertility, menstrual health, or hormonal balance. However, the evidence for these uses is largely anecdotal or based on historical practice rather than robust scientific studies. While some teas contain antioxidants and bioactive compounds that may contribute to overall health, there is limited direct scientific evidence showing that general tea consumption has a significant, targeted effect on the reproductive system for either men or women. The exception is some herbal teas, such as red raspberry leaf, which have a traditional reputation for supporting uterine health, but even here, scientific data is sparse and not conclusive. Thus, the use of generic “tea” to support the reproductive system is primarily justified by tradition, with little high-quality clinical research to confirm such benefits.

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