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Is it alright to drink sodas while pregnant? i heard that it's not good and same with coffee and tea
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Caffeine: Try to limit the amount of caffeine intake, that is the caution with soda, tea, and coffee. There are caffeine free options / decaf that may appease your taste buds without the problems that come with caffeine and being pregnant.
Answered 9/29/2016
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