If taking peppermint is not good for pregnant women, would smelling the odor of peppermint (using it to repel mice in home) be dangerous during pregnancy?
By Gayle Buck from Alabama, Gulf Coast
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From what I understand, is it is recommended to not ingest peppermint or use pepperment oil for massage during pregnancy because it can cause contractions. However, inhaling peppermint is safe and helps relieve morning sickness so I would imagine it's safe to smell it in the home while repelling mice ;-)
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I can not tell you how sick I was of cleaning mice droppings. Disgusting! This is a miracle product that works like it says it will. I wish someone had told me of it years ago. I have spent more on traps than the price of this over the years and had the awful mess of throwing away half dead mice or worse. Try it and let me know what you think. Only get the one that plugs right into the outlet about 2 1/2 inches by 4 inches. On the back it says Global Instruments Ltd. I just went to their website: www.global-instruments.com/
I have never heard that peppermint was unsafe during pregnancy. I used peppermint candy during both my pregnancies to control indigestion - LOTS of it in fact - and never had a problem.
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