Daily vitamins nutrition
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I was going to mention B-12 Defeciency but it looks like you have this covered. I never tested for this but I suspect I have the same. It's one of the vitamins I add to my daily intake of vitamins.
Just my recommendation from studying nutrition, you probably need to find a nutritionist close to you and find out if your body is really getting everything it needs. A general physical probably won't be able to really help you with that. Having meat in your body is healthy for you, but I would make sure to buy meat with no hormones or steriods. I personally wouldn't avoid it all-together though.
She should continue taking the Prenatal vitamins and minerals she needs for the baby and herself while she is pregnant and during breast feeding.
How much prenatal vitamins is safe to take? Do you also need to take extra folic acid? I haven't been to the OB yet.I am 35 , 4-5 weeks pregnant. I am taking One-1-Day Prenatal 1.
You can eat lunch meat as long as it's cooked. You can eat some types of fish in moderation. Stay away from high mercury, sword fish, shark, and bottom dewellers. Listen to your cravings. They will tell you what vitamins you're lacking.
I was wondering if i should go see a nutritionist to make sure me and the baby are getting adequate nutrition. I have always been a small 110lb and no matter what i eat i never gain any weight. Has anyone gone to see one and was it worth it? Did it make a difference?
Is there a way to track my vitamin supplements so that they show up on the nutrition charts?
You can risk the baby not forming properly, especially in the first trimester.
Recommend eating a Heart Healthy diet which will give you the nutrients, vitamins and minerals your body needs, gain weight slowly, and help with possibly preventing future disease states. Heart Healthy diet which is a moderate fat diet and a moderate fat diet means = using polyunsaturated (omega 3, corn oil, nuts, etc) fats and monounsaturated (olive oil, canola oil, peanut oil, etc) fats, no saturated fats (high fat snack foods, butter, fat spreads) and no trans fats.
But milk should be the main source of nutrition for the first 12 months. I would like to give her all the vitamins in breastmilk that she can't get from formula and the probiotics which I have learnt from my own health are very very important. I will breastfeed beyond 12 months.
I'm just concerned about the supplements I'm taking.
Look think of it this way they had no prenatal vitamins years and years ago and everyone was having healthy babies!! I've had 3 doctors tell me as long as I'm eating a variety of colours of fruit and veg then I'm getting all the vitamins I need!
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