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Is it safe to chew the sea band anti nausea ginger gum while pregnant (8weeks)? label states there is titanium dioxide in it...
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Probably: Nothing in pregnancy or life or 100% safe for everyone. Having said that ginger has been used extensively especially in Asia without any known adverse effects on the fetus for centuries. As for Titanium oxide, it is mostly not absorbed so it should not affect your fetus. If there is any other active ingredients in the Sea Band gum, you will have to list them in order to get any answer.
Answered 5/16/2017
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