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Should i avoid drinking parsley tea while pregnant? can it hurt my baby?
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Tea and Pregnancy: Nope. Not sure where you got this message. Billions of women drink tea every day of their lives, including pregnant women. Millions, if not billions, eat parsley. Not sure where the thought it was dangerous comes from.
Answered 9/23/2015
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