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I'm 13 weeks pregnant and would like to know how much tea (five roses), can i safely drink?
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Ask OB: As long as it is consumed in moderation, Ceylon tea appears to be safe in pregnancy. But you should always check with your OB, who will instruct you whether you should drink tea and how much during your pregnancy.
Answered 8/18/2020
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