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I done toothpaste test .it is negative .is it correct?

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Dr. Theodore Davantzis answered

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Toothpaste Test: You can brush your teeth with it, but you're not going to determine if you are pregnant with it.

Dr Rhoades agreed

Answered 1/18/2015

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