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Hi i am 13 weeks pregnant. it safe to eat corned beef
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Yes (within reason): Corned beef has a large quantity of salt but it has less "chemicals" than most processed meats. Unless your on salt restriction (blood pressure or "swelling" problems a reasonable portion of corned beef is safe. Enjoy Be Well Hope this helps Dr Z
Answered 11/1/2016
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