Is it safe for pregnant women?
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I'm. Not a dr. But I. Would say so. It fits on the pelvic area in front and S I joint in rear. That would not hurt a baby besides it has adjustable. Strap.
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However make sure you always talk to your OBGYN first before doing anything!
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I just read on WebMD that it is not. Moringa can cause miscarriage. http://www.webmd.com/vitamins-supplements/ingredientmono-1242-DRUMSTICK%20TREE.aspx?activeIngredientId=1242&activeIngredientName=DRUMSTICK%20TREE "Special Precautions & Warnings: Pregnancy and breast-feeding: It's UNSAFE to use moringa if you are pregnant. Chemicals in the root, bark, and flowers can make the uterus contract, and this might cause a miscarriage."
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No this one doesn't. It is one of the only tunas that is safe when you are pregnant because of that.
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The best thing to do is check with your doctor. I avoided almost everything while I was breast feeding. It is a safe product, all natural but I don't know how it would affect your milk.
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It's the general warning. No breakdown of material. You do know that EVERYTHING man made can cause reproductive harm - sitting on your couch, or walking on carpet alone, both which have flame retardants known to cause reproductive harm, are surely more dangerous then some rubber/polyester straps that when I use them come into contact with me for a few seconds, at most, to tighten luggage, or hold on to tripods on my backpack. In other words, unless you're actually putting these on your body for extended periods of time, you'll be fine. I'd worry about everything else in your house.
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I don't see why not. Just watch-out for that cord if you hang it around the baby's neck! (I wouldn't!) I'd remove the cord and clip it to a baby. I have a LOT of chemical (e.g., perfumes, Lysol, cigarette smoke) sensitivities. I wear mine almost daily! Haven't had a cold since I started wearing mine in public, either.
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There is nothing on the packaging or bottle itself mentioning that it is not safe to take while breastfeeding. If it helps you to decide at all. I have taken it while breastfeeding and I give it to my toddlers. Ages 2 and 4.
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No, there's no ginseng, either American or Asian, in the prenatals. Ginseng of either type isn't safe to take during pregnancy, and I'd be shocked to find it in any supplement meant for pregnant women.
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As far as I know-- I don't think it's been approved- I believe in the process but not fully approved as of yet. It mentions not to use if your pregnant but doesn't state any other possible side effects. I dont have any side effects when I use it. Hope that helps.
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I looked up some information for you and found that short-term use of Certain Dri while breastfeeding is safe. From what I have read, Certain Dri is one of the safest to use compared to other antiperspirants. It contains the least amount of aluminum, which has been linked to health risks to women who are breastfeeding. Here is the link to the article where I found the information:http://m.infantrisk.com/content/aluminum-rich-antiperspirants-potential-hazard
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As far as I know, this is a very safe product. At one time, it was recommended by the Weston A. Price Foundation and I've also seen it recommended on a nutrition website called Healing Naturally by Bee.
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Thank you for taking the time to contact us! The only difference between the two formulations is the inclusion of herbs in one, and the omission of them in the other. All herbs in Baby & Me are safe taken throughout pregnancy, though some women are sensitive/prefer not to take herbs, and for these individuals, we have provided Herb Free as an option.
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I agree with the previous answers. It appears to be safe for cloth diapers.
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Hey! I'm not too sure, you can check wid ur Ob gyn though. but as far as my guess goes, there shouldn't be ny problem since ur using it on ur face, but I wudn't let my baby lick it from my face by any chance.
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I used it last year and it worked just fine.....I not sure what you mean by safe.....but, I don't believe it has anything that would harm you.
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@ Justin Anderson Raspberry Leaf Tea is recommended during pregnancy! It helps your uterus become strong for delivery. The only time I could see that as being a possible risk is if you have pre-eclampsia. My reason for staying away from this tea while pregnant would be the St. Johns Wart. I do recommend women who are in need of help sleeping with pregnancy make a tea of Chamomile flowers and Skullcap (Scullcap). These are midwife recommended herbs. Herbs over Unisom for sure. If all else fails you can try Valerian every once in a while although I only chewed the roots a few times it can help when you are so pregnant you can't sleep. Also midwife approved in moderation. @ Justin Anderson Raspberry Leaf Tea is recommended during pregnancy! It helps your uterus become strong for delivery. The only time I could see that as being a possible risk is if you have pre-eclampsia. My reason for staying away from this tea while pregnant would be the St. Johns Wart. I do recommend women who are in need of help sleeping with pregnancy make a tea of Chamomile flowers and Skullcap (Scullcap). These are midwife recommended herbs. Herbs over Unisom for sure. If all else fails you can try Valerian every once in a while although I only chewed the roots a few times it can... » Read More @ Justin Anderson Raspberry Leaf Tea is recommended during pregnancy! It helps your uterus become strong for delivery. The only time I could see that as being a possible risk is if you have pre-eclampsia. My reason for staying away from this tea while pregnant would be the St. Johns Wart. I do recommend women who are in need of help sleeping with pregnancy make a tea of Chamomile flowers and Skullcap (Scullcap). These are midwife recommended herbs. Herbs over Unisom for sure. If all else fails you can try Valerian every once in a while although I only chewed the roots a few times it can help when you are so pregnant you can't sleep. Also midwife approved in moderation. « Show Less
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I don't see any reason it would not be safe for females. No, it doesn't have hormones.