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Powdered plant‑based meal‑replacement/protein shakes formulated for pregnancy and lactation are listed. Each product highlights plant‑based protein as the primary ingredient and specifies grams of protein per serving.

Labels commonly instruct to shake well and take 2 tablespoons (1 fl oz) once daily. Some products note they can be taken on an empty stomach, with food, or added to a drink or smoothie. Refrigeration after opening is also advised.

Teas for pregnancy and labor prep include red raspberry leaf and peppermint. Lactation blends feature fenugreek, fennel and anise seed. Nausea‑relief or calming blends contain lemon balm, lemon verbena, mint, lemongrass and ginger root.

The herbal teas are described as naturally caffeine‑free; product details and bullet points list them as non‑caffeinated.

Reviewers commonly call the shake tasty—especially the chocolate flavor—and often use it in smoothies. Many also report a chalky, gritty or lumpy texture and uneven dissolution, noting it mixes better in a blender.

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