Decaf Tea

I thought to impregnation in a few years. I like tea but I do not drink coffee. Would heard drinking decaffeinated black tea was okay. Would drinking a cup of black tea naturally decafinated Peco orange (regular teas) cause miscarriage?

I've never heard of a tea cause miscarriage. I drank tea during pregnancy with all three of my children, like my mother, my aunts, my grandmothers, etc. I would not worry about it. The tea is good for you, can not imagine it would hurt the child.

I doubt - but make sure you go easy on him, because even decaffeinated coffee and tea contain caffeine in it (just a bit less regular). When I worked in a coffee, decaffeinated we had the same amount of caffeine as one third of a can of Coca-Cola diet.

Of course not. DUH!

probably not, but I am sure you end someone will tell you that this is only ... or it will give you cancer

you can certainly take tea. Decaffeinated coffee is probably a better choice, but you can also take regular tea as long as you limit to only a cup or two a day. My ob told me not to insist on my caffeine intake as it is long it is kept in one or two servings per day (and it's something with a normal amount of caffeine - no double espresso or energy drinks for me ...)

No, you should drink decaffeinated drinks fine. A large amount of caffeinated beverages increases the risk of miscarriage.

Remember to start taking multivitamins now (containing 400 mg of folic acid). folic acid before pregnancy will reduce your chances of having a baby with a neural tube defect (spina bifida), cleft lip and palate and cardiac abnormalities. More new research shows that if taken one year before pregnancy, it reduces the risk of delivering a premature baby under 30 weeks of 70%.

For a list of foods you should and should not eat, go to the March of Dimes Web site. It will give you much information about pregnancy. www.marchofdimes.com.