Prenatal Dietary Concerns

Yes, you can eat Dolmio Carbonara sauce during pregnancy since it doesn't contain egg, which reduces the risk of foodborne illnesses associated with raw or undercooked eggs. However, it's always best to check the label for any other ingredients that may not be recommended during pregnancy. Additionally, ensure the sauce is heated properly before consumption. If you have any concerns, consult your healthcare provider for personalized advice.

they have a cycle zebras have to go thru life eating grass and when they see a predator the need to run so basically they need to go thu life with out getting killed

Yes, broad beans are generally safe to eat during pregnancy, as they are nutritious and provide essential vitamins and minerals. However, pregnant women should ensure that the beans are cooked properly to avoid any potential foodborne illnesses. Additionally, those with a history of favism or G6PD deficiency should avoid them, as broad beans can trigger adverse reactions. Always consult with a healthcare provider for personalized dietary advice during pregnancy.

Yes, pregnant women can generally eat cultured milk products, such as yogurt and kefir, as they are good sources of calcium and probiotics. It is important, however, to choose pasteurized varieties to avoid any risk of harmful bacteria. Always consult with a healthcare provider for personalized dietary advice during pregnancy.

If you are already fit then continue what you are doing, grading it according to your size as you get bigger. If you are wanting to be fitter at the end of pregnancy than you were at the beginning, walking is one of the cheapest and easiest things to do. The other really good exercise,particularly towards the end of pregnancy is swimming. Your weight is supported and your joints are not overworked. You may find that your local pool does aquanatal classes or something similar where you are not the only mermaid in the pool. The best depends on you. Swimming is great for pregnancy, but don't be afraid to start doing something vigorous (as long as you feel you can handle it and start out slow). It is a myth that you can't do anything more strenuous than you were before being pregnant. Yoga (some positions will be impossible, but some will be invigorating). Speed walking, or just walking in general is great for pregnant ladies. The most comfortable exercises are those that don't require your body to bear extra weight. Swimming and stationary cycling can be continued throughout pregnancy. Walking and low-impact aerobics are usually well-tolerated. You and your doctor will need to decide what's best for you and your baby.

It is not so much that you should not eat lobster as it the fact that a lot of seafood contains mercury which can be harmful to the fetus. Lobster is one of the fish with the lowest mercury content, so if you are going to eat seafood, it is actually on the safe one's to eat. Here is a list of other fish that are LOW in mercury:

Butterfish

Calamari (squid)

Caviar (farmed)

Crab (king)

Pollock

Catfish

Whitefish

Perch (ocean)

Scallops

Flounder

Haddock

Hake

Herring

Lobster (spiny/rock)

Shad

Sole

Crawfish/crayfish

Salmon

Shrimp

Clams

Tilapia

Oysters

Sardines

Sturgeon (farmed)

Trout (freshwater)

The foods babies should eat are very soft food, like mashed bananas or baby food ect. this is because babies obviously have no teeth and therefore need food that they can directly swollow without having to chew through anything they're not able of chewing.

The minimum requirement of barrication is 30 meter radius and it can be increased based on the strength of the source.

Yes you can, I'm from the Caribbean and we eat conch while pregnant all the time, its rich in protein

Sloths are medium-sized mammals. Sloths have short, flat heads, big eyes; short snouts, long legs, and tiny ears. Their bodies are between 50 and 60-centimeters long.

Mainly because of the risk of infection with Listeria monocytogenes, a food borne bacteria which can be quite dangerous, especially during pregnancy.

Pregnant women are advised not to eat oysters.

It is not the oysters that are dangerous, as long as they are well cooked. It is the possible germs and parasites that they may introduce into your body if they are eaten raw or only lightly steamed.

For instance, one bacteria, called Vibrio parahaemolyticus, can cause diarrhea, vomiting, cramps and fever. The illness may be mild and last two or three days, but for people with preexisting conditions or weakened immune systems, it can be fatal.

Tetracycline is the treatment of choice, but doctors don't want to give it to pregnant women because it can cause discoloration of the baby's teeth.

That is why pregnant women are advised not to eat an oyster unless it is well cooked.

No, liver is good for you and packed with iron.

Yes. You can eat the sapota (Chickoo) fruit during pregnancy.

I am 7 weeks pregnant and I am hungry all the time but revolted by the thought of most foods. A strange set of circumstances that combine to form misery. Even when I do eat, I can't stand to eat much, so I am left feeling hungry right after forcing down a meal! I sympathize with your problem.

it is ok as long as it is cooked thoroughly. freshly cooked is preferred.

Pumice is a rock composed of volcanic glass. You shouldn't eat it period.

Yes, absolutely. I live in Japan, my wife is Japanese and we had a healthy, happy baby boy last October. We had miso soup for breakfast just about every morning. Miso soup is a part of daily life in Japan and eaten by everybody including pregnant women.

With that said, it may depend on the kind of miso soup you are considering. If your miso has a lot of chemicals or preservatives in it, that may change things. However, if you are talking about natural miso, with soup stock and vegetables, then miso soup is probably one of the healthiest things you could eat for your baby.

Yes. Apples and other fruits are great during pregnancy.

There's no reason why she could not. Lots of pregnant women have pets at home and they don't give them away just because they are pregnant. Having pets around is good for the soul.

No

I say kinda because some of that food has spice in it and that's not good for pregnant women.

Yes. It is safe to use plain salt when pregnant. Sometimes you doctor may restrict the use of salt to 4 grams/day.