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Hello, can i take nature way brand women's energy pill during pregnancy? thank you
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No: I would strongly advise against this. Energy pills have ingredients, natural or not, that can have several bad effects during pregnancy such as raising your blood pressure, increasing the heart rate of both you and your baby, and many other potentially harmful side effects. If you are feeling less than energetic, I recommend the all natural cure: sleep! Best for you and your baby's health.
Answered 7/25/2015
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