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Just found out i am a month or so pregnant. i drink several 32 oz cups of ice tea a day, is it bad for the baby? no soda, no juice, just sweet tea.
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Enjoy your tea: Regular rather than herbal tea is okay. There have been studies that have linked miscarriages to excessive tea intake, but no definitive studies enjoy your tea in moderation.
Answered 9/17/2014
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