Sunday 22 July 2012

Diet during pregnant


You know, it is important to eat a balanced diet, but it is even more important when you are pregnant. Remember that you are eating for two. Everything you eat, your baby also. In fact, the baby is your snacks so you must eat enough for both of you. You eat healthy, better for you and pregnancy.

Never miss a meal while you are pregnant, especially breakfast. Breakfast is the most important meal of the day and your baby have been waiting for he / she wakes up in the middle of the night. You may find that if you wait too long before eating you start to feel sick, your body is telling you to eat. Do it!



Make sure you are getting enough food every day that you need. It takes 4-6 servings of milk each day for a healthy pregnancy, which may include some cheese, milk, yogurt. This provides the baby with the calcium it needs to expand the development of healthy bones. Calcium supplements to your diet will not hurt you, especially the teeth and bones.

Do not forget to eat fruits and plants. Many green is always a good choice, like sweet potatoes. Not only will you be for your body what it needs, but you will start to have more energy. Try to put candy in a week and replace them with healthy and you want to live.

Foods to avoid
All foods are safe during pregnancy, there are some things you should avoid eating:

- No product is pasteurized brie
- Several species of exotic fish, sharks, swordfish, anything high in mercury
- Raw eggs
- The undercooked meat, meat lunch. If you buy a delicious sandwich, you can ask to eat something.

Soda, caffeine, chocolate -. If you find this difficult you can wean yourself off, but less caffeine in your system the better it is for the baby.

If you are not sure the foods you can eat, you can ask your doctor for a list of items to avoid during pregnancy. They will be more than happy to share this with you.

You can also find out that your stomach will not handle certain types of food before he would. Some foods may include foods that contain fat, fast food, meat, and foods with strong odors.

A healthy diet does not mean you have to cut all the fun in your life, you can always treat yourself occasionally. Go out and get a frozen yogurt or vitamins.

While you make sure you get enough to eat all day, does not mean ignoring the liquid level. You will need plenty of water and juice from now. Your baby will thank you later. Who knows, you may discover that you really enjoy eating a healthy diet and continue even after pregnancy.

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