There is little nutrition in sperm (they are microscopic) and there is no direct connection to the fetus. You would have to ingest quite a bit for it to make a difference. However, an interesting argument on behalf of all men with pregnant partners.
The growing fetus needs nutrition to develop and grow.
When you are pregnant you don't have your period because it is used as nutrition for the fetus so you shouldn't get a period altogether.
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Because you have to remember,that when you are pregnant, you have a rapidly, and I mean rapidly growing baby inside your uterus, and they need very good nutrition. Also, if a fetus does not have proper nutrition, nutrition will be taken from the mother to accomodate the fetus. Obviously, this is not good for the mother. That is not to say a mother cannot have sweets during pregnancy, she just has to remember that healthy foods help make a healthy baby!
Of course. Okra is a very nutritious food. But most doctors would say a pregnant woman should not eat too many fried foods nor too much junk food. Her fetus is depending on her for nutrition, and fried foods or junk food do not generally provide the vitamins and other nutrients needed.
Caffeine can pass from a pregnant woman's body into the developing fetus.
Lots of websites provide information on dietary advice for pregnant women. I recommend http://www.parents.com/pregnancy/my-body/nutrition/ to get you started. There are many other resources on the internet, but make sure you consult a doctor to make sure you are getting proper nutrient for your developing fetus.
The mother is the "host" for the fetus until birth. All nutrition and growth support is done by virtue of the mother's umbilical cord. IT provides all oxygen and nutrition while connected.
A fetus gets all of it's nutrition from their mother. The mother has all of the nutrients and passes them along to the fetus.
not recommended for pregnant women because of the potential harm to the developing fetus. A pregnant woman should discuss with her doctor the risks of the procedure against the benefits of the information it can provide