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Is it safe to consume artificial sweeteners while pregnant?
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Diet and pregnancy: Artificial sweeteners should probably not be used in excess during pregnancy. There are no definitive studies of risks or safety - however, the currently available artificial sweetening products are generally considered safe when used in moderation during pregnancy. You should observe a well balanced diet during your pregnancy - there are numerous sources of guidance for diet in pregnancy.
Answered 10/6/2012
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