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Are whey protein shakes from supplement stores bad while ttc or pregnant. work early and not always hungry for meal, need protein to hold me a bit.
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OK in normal amounts: "normal amounts" of whey protein supplements are fine when ttc or pregnant. Massive quantities of any supplement may be harmful.
Answered 12/10/2013
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