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I am taking ashwagahnda and l-tyrosine for subclinical hypo. i am also nursing an 18month old. she only gets about 2-3 ounces/day. is it safe?
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Unknown: The use of ashwagahnda during pregnancy is suspected in triggering miscarriages. Its safety during breastfeeding is unknown due to lack of data. L-tyrosine and other proteins are likely safe & treated as any other food source.
Answered 4/14/2019
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