What makes it safe for pregnancy women
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That there are no retinol or vitamin a compounds in it. It is a plant based product.
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Yes, it is safe, just make sure it is not around food and people do not have contact with it.
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Safety issue? yes very safe my child never chocked or touched it in anyway that made it hurt her.Effectiveness can't quiet answer this question since I bought it after most of her teeth were out. I hope that helped.
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Yes. Its safe if you dont exercise. I do know there is a woman's equivalent multivitamin under GNC. I can only assume that women can take this vitamin as long as they're not pregnant based on the label.
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Any inserts be used? What do you mean by that? What do you have in mind? Really you can use anything that works for you and your baby.
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The ingredient has rosemary extract, will it cause any problem for pregnant women?
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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 def recommend the large or x large so u can use it for the entire pregnancy. U can always make it smaller if needed!
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I have been using the pillow for 3-4 months and it's just as wonderful as the day I got it! The cover is getting a little bit pilled but it is still soft and supportive. A real life-saver during pregnancy!
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It is best to avoid lotions, peels, etc. while pregnant/nursing. Basically anything that you would leave on the skin. Acne cleaners with less than 2% salicylic acid are ok though. I use the Neutrogena Healthy Skin Anti-Wrinkle Anti-Blemish Cleanser. The AHA in it is safe too. I'll switch back to Burt's after nursing.
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Just because the FDA calls something safe, doesn't mean it is. Like most things, essential oils are safe unless you misuse them.
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I cannot answer ,I sent it to my niece when she has her 2nd baby. If i were you I would email safety first directly. Good luck
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I know of no reason why a woman could not take HMB (just "Google search" "HMB uses"), although it's recommended that pregnant or breast-feeding women take it, since too little is known about it's effects in those situations.
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According to the BabyMed website, "pregnant woman can reduce her exposure to pesticides by controlling pest problems with less toxic products such as boric acid", however I would still not handle it (have someone else handle it) and minimize its use until after baby is born. I'm pregnant myself, and I will err on the side of caution. Good luck!!
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I delivered two very healthy and big babies, I think they cover the pregnancy needs very well keeping in mind that your daily diet should be healthy and whole. This is a supplement not a replacement to a healthy diet.
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I checked the flyer that comes in the box and it said not to use while pregnant or nursing.
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I don't see any reason it would not be safe for females. No, it doesn't have hormones.