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I eat neem leaves daily morning. heard that neem leaves kills sperms and can act as contraceptive. is it true?
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No: Eating neem leaves will not prevent pregnancy. If you are not trying to conceive a baby, be sure to use a contraceptive method that works - such as condoms, diaphrams, birth control pills, and others. Talk to a doctor about what is effective.
Answered 11/9/2013
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