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Junnu(cow's colostrum milk) in pregnancy
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I am 23 weeks pregnant, can I eat junnu, a sweet made at home from cow's colostrum milk.. Is it safe..
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Yes you can have but in a limited quantity.
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Please ask me directly for details.
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