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I was taking forever living aleo vera gel as an immune booster. recently i discovered that i am 6 months pregnant. can i continue taking aleo vera?
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No!: Aloe vera as a health drink may be good for your gut because it is rich in nutrients and fiber. However, it can also act as a uterine stimulant, which can cause a woman's uterus to contract. And so pregnant women should avoid internally taking aloe vera products. I hope for good health for you and your baby!
Answered 3/13/2020
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