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Can drinking green tea combined with peppermint and spearmint have negative effect on one's fertile cm?
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No: I know of no evidence to suggest that any herbal teas might have an impact on your cervical mucus. cervical mucus tends to be hormonal mediated and I don't think that any tea or mint will have a hormonal component to them.
Answered 12/15/2016
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