These pregnant moms are eager to make things moving and accumulated.
There is a long list of strange revenge that pregnant women will try to cause work – but this young man has experts who scratch their heads.
Soon, mothers on social media are hitting their local Starbucks to specifically order the icy passion-or lemonade tea Tango Passion-Hope to send them to the hospital to give birth.
A 38-week desperate pregnant woman, Lindsey Hull, posted a video tiktok, eagerly ordering the viral drink “causing work”.
“I’m sure it doesn’t really work,” she said in the video that has over 350,000 views. “But I’m willing to prove literally nothing.”
The question in millions is, can an icy drink of Starbucks actually help push a baby?
Some mothers would say yes.
Back in 2023, Mamajat-to be the lemonade of venous passion tea with four raspberry syrup pumps.
“When you are 39 weeks [and] Four days without signs of work, so you get the ‘Starbucks’ ‘pregnancy drink’ and hope for the best, ”a very pregnant mother and four Mika Laidler, wrote in the title of her trendy video.
Thankfully for Laidler, her version of shock that causes work actually worked.
“Update: Drink ‘Pregnancy Drink’ by Starbucks, and 8 hours later [I] She was born in 39 weeks and four days, ”she said in another Tiktok video posted immediately after she was born.
According to experts – this time is simply casual.
“With the term, everyone should start having contractions and observing adult downloads at one point, so certainly some women will be associated with drinking this drink Starbucks,” told Shannon Smith, MD, a board certified and partner at Brigham Faulkner Ob/Gyn Associates in Boston, Massachusetts.
“I think this is natural bias.”
Sadly for those women who ran to order the drink after watching the videos of Hull or Laidler- “There is no magic for him,” said Rebecca Amaru, MD, a board certified in private practice in Brasner, Blumberg & Amaru in New York City also for Baby Center.
Ingredients in drinking tango tea Iced Passion Tango – water, Hibiscus flowers, citric acid, natural odors, cinnamon, apple, licorice root, lemon and fruit juice, lemon juice, sugar and lemon oil for lemonade version – are generally safe for women.
However, those who wait should be careful about the high sugar content of the drinks and its herbs.
“For many herbs – including these two [hibiscus and licorice root] We either miss the data fully or we have very limited information about their security in pregnancy, ”said Ryann Kipping, RDN, owner and founder of Prenatal nutritionist, for Baby Center.
If pregnant women want to naturally cause work-they can pass Starbucks Drive-thru and instead choose light exercises, acupuncture, sex and dates to make things moving and grappling, according to Healthline.
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