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Low supply and chia seeds
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Thought I had seen this in a previous post, but I have been searching the arquives and can't find anything.... Has anyone come across an issue with high intake of chia seeds leading to low supply? Chia is of the mint family.  Studies or personal experiences appreciated.  

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Tina Schallhorn, RD LDN CLC
Peoria Illinois

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