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A member asked:
How often can i drink licorice tea? it's really helping my stomach but i've been reading it's dangerous to have to much.
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Be careful: DGL, deglycirrhinated licorice can soothe, heal stomach. Regular licorice can cause excess adrenal hormones (when taken in excess,).. unlikely that a cup a day would cause problems.
Answered 10/20/2014
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