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can you consume redbull energy drink while pregnant? i am 21wks pregnant
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11515243 tn?1427129031
I really wouldn't
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I wouldn't. Doctors even suggest no energy drinks or pills.
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I have had one sip of my boyfriends redbull since i found out i was pregnant. My doctor said its very bad for the baby
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I wouldnt drink that while pregnant , there must be a reason it says on the side of the can pregnant women cant drink it
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1143730 tn?1327079932
Not good for you or the baby. I'm currently on my 4th little and I have been dragging most days. I'm almost 24 weeks. The fatigue with all my others faded after the first trimester. This one, fatigue is hanging on. Message me, I have a product that I use for energu. Caffeine free but with B-12.
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The ginseng and taurine they put in any energy drijk is bad for pregnancy
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The ginseng and taurine they put in any energy is bad for pregnancy
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Actually it was found out that the amount of caffeine in a red Bull is less than a cup of coffee, there was a law suit about it a few years ago. A small can has 80 mgs where a cup of black coffee has 95 mgs.
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I really wouldn't suggest it, there's a lot of extra stuff other then just caffeine that can be harmful to baby. Not to mention such a high amount of caffeine at once. There can be dangerous just for a teen adult let alone a growing fetus.
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