Is New Brew Safe for Pregnant Women?

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It’s safest to avoid drinking New Brew if you are pregnant, trying to conceive or breastfeeding.
Please contact your physician, midwife or other appropriate medical professional before using New Brew.

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Note: Anything that makes you feel good can become habit-forming, including New Brew. Only use New Brew in the recommended quantity and dosage. If consumed responsibly, New Brew has not been shown to cause any serious physical or social harm.