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Extra virgin oil contains vitamin e, is this safe for pregnancy?
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EVOO is good: The amount of vitamin e that one would consume in a normal amount of food with extra virgin olive oil should be safe to consume. Just don't go and drink a whole cup of oil at once.
Answered 7/20/2020
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