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Can Pregnant Women Eat That?

June 19, 2017 by Julie 1 Comment

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Can Pregnant Women Eat That? Infographic sharing valuable information on what is safe to eat as a pregnant mom-to-be.

Read the Infographic below for details on what is safe to eat while pregnant, and what not to eat when pregnant.

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What not to eat when pregnant

A healthy diet during pregnancy is not as difficult as it seems. There is room for flexibility as far as quality and quantity of food consumed. The immune system changes so pregnancy makes a woman susceptible to food-borne illnesses, and result in serious medical issues. Do you know what not to eat when pregnant?

Initially, usually in the first trimester, a light breakfast and a heavy dinner is the norm, to avoid the after effects of morning sickness. There are also foods to avoid in the first trimester and throughout your pregnancy.

The last trimester involves a hearty breakfast and a light dinner when heartburn might complicate matters. Caffeine (present in tea, coffee, and carbonated beverages) is best avoided or taken in moderation during pregnancy. Alcohol and tobacco should be strictly avoided.


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A healthy diet with moderate consumption of fatty foods will result in a desirable body post-pregnancy and a healthy offspring. It is advisable to control the speed of weight gain that ranges from low (in the first trimester) to about a pound (gained weekly) during the very last two months of pregnancy. But at the same time, optimal weight gain is necessary to ensure a healthy baby born with lesser complications.

Adequate amounts of vitamins and minerals (and trace elements) usually from the diet is a must for any pregnant woman.

Here’s a pregnancy food chart infographic showing what a pregnant woman should eat, and what a pregnant woman should avoid eating.

 

Can Pregnant Women Eat That? Infographic sharing valuable information on what is safe to eat as a pregnant mom-to-be.

 

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  1. Laura says

    October 23, 2020 at 10:38 am

    This chart has a few inaccuracies. You ARE allowed to have soft cheese, so long as they are pasteurized, which in the United States they are almost always pasteurized.
    The only issues with dried fruits and nuts is that they are high in calories, but they are also nutrient dense. They might actually be better than whole fruits during the first trimester if a new mom is having difficulty keeping food down as they pack a better nutrient punch.

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