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Can a pregnant woman drink energy drinks such as powerade etc. ?
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Lots of sugar: Powerade is full of lots of sugar and calories. It is not a “healthy” drink as advertised. Consider drinking water and then eating healthy foods as an alternative to high calorie sugared beverages.
Answered 1/22/2018
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