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Hot tea during pregnancy

Is it true that hot cinnamon tea and chamomile tea can cause an abortion?
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1806883 tn?1458321004
if you dont like the tast of raspberry leat tea (can be an aquired taste:) ) drinking it while its still hot and with honey in it makes it more palatable, if still not, you can buy the tablets, but def start taking it from 26 weeks :) also from around 38 weeks start taking arnica as this will reduce any swelling you have at birth
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Cool I didn't know that. They told me to stay away from tea.
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1806883 tn?1458321004
chamomile tea is great for relaxing you I drink chamomile and spearmint throughout my pregnancies, and I have had the odd apple and cinamon tea as well, raspberry tea is good to drink while your ttc and after the first trimester as it tones and strenghtens your uterus :)
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Okay thanks every one for your answers!(: that really helped me alot:)
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it also helps morning sickness
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1544019 tn?1318504526
I'm pretty sure that's not true.  And red raspberry leaf tea helps aid in dilation and effacement.  It's a known natural method for that.
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I never heard that. I drank chamomile as well as cinnamon apple tea my entire pregnancy and nothing was wrong with my boys.
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I have never heard that. I have heard that raspberry leaf tea does...
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