Pregnant women should not consume Orange mint in excess, as it can result in miscarriage.(1)
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Description
Orange mint's rich green colored leaves are oval in shape and grow on striking green to burgundy square stems. Its aromatic properties are increased when bruised. It belongs to the Labiate or Lamiaceae family.