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Is it safe to drink diet ginger ale in pregnancy?
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OK in moderation: Soft drinks are best enjoyed as an occasional treat, rather than a daily habit. Most diet ginger ale is caffeine-free, which is helpful. The sweetner is usually aspartame, which is FDA-approved in pregnancy. It should be OK to consume diet ginger ale in moderation.
Answered 7/13/2017
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