Prenatal Dietary Concerns

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There have not been many studies done regarding black pepper during pregnancy. Pregnant women oftentimes have extreme cravings, it is best to avoid large amounts of black pepper.

Yes, MOST pregnant women do eat a lot. When you are pregnant, your body needs vitamins, minerals, and extra calories. A woman may crave certain foods. Depending on how far along you are your baby's growth also affects the amount you eat. if you are 6 months you eat a lot because your baby is growing at a rapid rate.

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.

I believe this question is poorly phrased. A mother cannot make her child do anything, save for cease to exist, (Through an abortion.) or to exist. (Through successful childbirth.) Nonetheless: The fetus receives all nutrituion from its mother. Anything the mother eats, the fetus essentially eats, hence "eating for two." And as a fetus has all of the nutritional demands of a human, yes, a mother's nutrition is important in the health of the child. This works the other way too- alcohol, drugs, smoke and the sort have a negative impact on the baby. I digress. Yes, a mother's nutrition has a huge impact on the health of her child. If the question refers to a newborn, however, then only to some degree. As long as the babe still relys on mother's milk her nutrition is still of value as she provides immunization against several nasty types of virus. But once the baby has stopped taking milk from its mother, her health and nutrition have positively nothing to do with the baby's health.

It is better to avoid eating chicken when pregnant, especially in the first 3 months, since chicken causes excess body heat. After 3 months, it is safer to consult your doctor and eat chicken when pregnant.

It is actually safe to take milk thistle while you are pregnant.

because of the ages 3 and 5, first as a parent you need to ask yourself how leanient are you during their every day schedule. if they have discpline about eating there should'nt have to be a discuison on the matter. but if you are now trying to correct them you will need to make your demnad of no eating clear. locking them in the room will olnly worsen the situation, because then they will feel like a prisoners and will act out in another way.ctr How trivial late night eating will seem if there is a fire and they are trapped. Seriously, locking children up is dangerous. Lock up the food. And let them know that spankings will follow late night food thievery.

Yes...They're DELICIOUS :) Seriously, I can't think of any reason why not. If your stomach agrees with it...enjoy.

All pork meat is fine to eat while pregnant. Just ensure that it is fully cooked as well as red meats (steak) no blood should be present. This is a safeguard for you and your baby. No under-cooked meat and careful with seafood. Broiled, Steamed and grilled are the only choices you should make at this time. Safety is best. Right?

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I dont know, I just had it and now I am scared, I feel like somthing is wrong, and I am getting some strange feeling and pain in my tummy, feel like I am going to get my period, I am 8 weeks pregnant.

I am wishing that nothing would happen to my baby :(

Mussels can be eaten by a variety of birds like gulls but more likely to be consumed by other creatures such as squids, octupus, or sea otters. Seals are known to eat them as well.

Online medical sites warn against using it while pregnant. In small amounts, drinking processed aloe vera juice while pregnant might not be harmful, provided most of the aloin was removed. If you use enough to where it causes loose stools, it could also cause uterine contractions, and that is not good during pregnancy.

The sites also warn that aloe vera juice can cause kidney problems. While processed juice is probably safer since it removes some of the chemicals, it still should be consumed with caution. So it is best to remain on the side of caution and not use it while pregnant.

Now, if you have already consumed it while pregnant, the best thing to do is stop and not worry. Worrying about it is probably even more harmful to the unborn child.

Recommended Daily Allowance

I think the general advice is to stay away from all.

There are usually warning signs outside the station advising you not to.

You can, but be careful. Some forms of fish can contain mercury and sodium and some other factors that some believe are not good in high amounts for a baby. Check to see what ingredients are used and all vitamin / mineral / mercury levels. When in doubt, check with your doctor. They can tell you better if it is alright for you to be eating certain foods at different stages in your pregnancy.

No. Everything I've read online says pregnant women should avoid eating them. They cause severe gas and bloating and pain in the abdomen. They have a type of laxative that makes them un safe for pregnant women to eat.

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Yes, if it is fresh. Usually the dangers associated with food in pregnancy are in relation to raw eggs and certain soft cheeses. Since the egg whites used in pavlova are cooked, it should be safe.

It is a raw source of protein which is needed for muscle growthn. It can also be a source for salmonella, a bacteria that causes food poisoning.

Yes.

Not really. Contact your doctor, he can recommend some good laxatives or an enema.