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Can too much red raspberry leaves during first trimester harm the pregnancy?
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No: Red raspberry leaves are peddled as an overpriced tea along with misleading health claims. There's also a legend that it will make your delivery easier, and another that it will harm the pregnancy. So far as i can tell, it's not really phamracologically active.
Answered 4/19/2013
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