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Iv heard that drinking parsley tea well help with bringing on a period seeing i have pcos and to help lose weight any idea on this parsley tea?
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Parsley tea: Parsley tea has been known to bring on periods. It may cause bleeding in 3-5 days, but that may be caused by endometrial thinning which may not actually represent a true period
Answered 10/14/2014
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