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Is natural medicine to lose weight bad for someone who is trying to get pregnant?
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Seek advice : I am presuming you are talking about herbal supplements. Some herbs should not be used in pregnancy so do not use them or seek the advice of an herbalist or natural medicine practitioner who can properly guide you. Please start to take prenatal vitamins including folate (folic acid) prior to getting pregnant.
Answered 11/20/2013
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