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Red bull while pregnant?

I'm 32 weeks pregnant and I was craving a red bull ? Can I drink red bull while pregnant?  Is it consider alcohol?
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6674791 tn?1396215150
While drinking a little bit of caffeine is considered okay during pregnancy. .. red bull has WAY too much... they have had to pull it off the market a few times to reformulate the ingredients to not trigger heart attacks... it has way too much caffeine content and I wouldn't do it... my sister drank red bull with her daughter and I wanted to knock her out every time she had a can in her hand... although I wasnt much better with my starbucks in hand (we were preggers at the same time
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No way. It has stimulates in it and it will cause the baby's heart to race along with yours.
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7720624 tn?1402712283
Nooooooo way!
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Noooooo. To much caffeine
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Way too much caffeine.
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Yes I really don't think that would be a good idea.
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All energy drinks are a hell no. The amount of caffeine and stimulates in them is dangerous for your baby. Your body is already working double time to keep baby feed and blood pumping,  adding that sort of drink is definitely not healthy.
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Def a no
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7607165 tn?1395780125
It can race ur babys heartbeat and urs and sugar and caffeine
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7607165 tn?1395780125
No not good for u .. or baby
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7552771 tn?1469929649
Red bull has no alcohol in it. But I think it has tons of caffeine. Check how much it has.
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