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I took more than 6 black pepper now.. i'm 11 weeks pregnant.. is it safe?
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"Peppered" out: If you ate 6 black peppers, your digestive tract has found an "exit" sign by now without any lasting effects on the pregnancy.
Answered 1/8/2016
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