Pearl milk tea calories

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Avatar m tn Thanks for letting me know I am safe, but one final concern I am still left. An hour after the breast milk exposure, while I was drinking Chinese Pearl Tea(some tea with chewy pearl like stuff) I bit my left cheek accidently. I got some minor bruise inside my mouth on my left cheek. Should I be concerned about this. HIV is supposed to exist in breast milk, but would it have been in mouth such long enough (an hour later) that when I bit my cheek could have possibly entered my blood stream.
Avatar n tn Hi. Congrats on the baby. Best to eat healthy when breastfeeding. Don't significantly cut calories. But if your baby is already 9 months, it matters less now. Now your baby is eating and will get more and more nutrients and vitamins from food rather than your milk. I am sure your baby is fine.
1012334 tn?1283702979 I have been walking some, but wanted to wait to really start exercising and dieting until my baby is a month old to let my body heal and make sure my milk supply is well established. she will be a month old on the 13th, so I am starting to look around for ideas and tips now.
7796175 tn?1394475326 You only have to record those drinks that contain calories, such as coffee with sugar/creamer, sodas, milk, etc. Wine would need to be be recorded; water with a lemon wedge would not.
Avatar f tn ) veggie hot dogs soy mayonaisse all natural peanut butter beans (organic if in a can) all fresh vegetables (especially broccoli and asparagus) fresh fruits (limit to only allowed servings per day since they have natural sugars) Oatmeal (old fashioned stove-top, not the instant kind) cinnamon sea salt (limited amounts) pepper and seasonings dijon mustard 8 glasses of water black coffee (or with soy milk/ fat free milk and/or stevia) tea (iced tea, hot tea, with water or soy milk or fat free milk
579258 tn?1250649343 The calories on the container only give me the calories for the dry mix ... 1/3 cup is 120 calories. So, in making the recipe, I made it according to the package instructions although I exchanged 1 TSP butter for 1 TSP olive oil. Then I added up the calories of all the ingredients. It made six pancakes and I wanted to eat 3, so I divided the total number in half. For 339 calories, I had 3 pumpkin wheat pancakes and 1/2 c of sugar free syrup ... yummm!!!
Avatar f tn Bf burns a lot of calories. I never needed it, but my friend drank that mothers milk tea to help with her supply and it worked for her. Talk to a lactation consultant as well and get as much help as possible. Bf can be tricky to learn but is so worth it. Web MD has some good instructional vidoes you can watch that are helpful.
Avatar f tn Try adding things like butter, mayonaise, and peanut butter to what you already eat. If you like milk, use whole milk to get some extra calories. Nuts are also a really healthy, high protein snack and have a denser calorie content. Rather than trying to force yourself to eat MORE foods, try and find a few high calorie supplements.
Avatar f tn Oatmeal helps along with lots of water. Don't worry about gaining weight you lose 500 calories a day producing and feeding your baby. Also continue to take prenatal vitamins. If all else fails there is that mama's milk tea. I never used it but people have told me it works well.
676912 tn?1332812551 I do know you still need 2500 calories a day because it takes a lot of calories to make milk. I wouldn't nessesarily diet, but rather just eat more healthy. I've lost around 50 pounds since I gave birth (I was 147 and now I'm at 98 pounds) and I eat 3-4 meals a day. I've stopped eating junk and over eating as well. (Junk food has little appeal to me now) The important thing in keeping your supply is to not starve yourself though. Drink lots of water and avoid sodas and such.
Avatar n tn high in calories since you havent eaten and milk or some tea.
Avatar n tn Base on you, your breakfast, lunch and dinner are all healthy foods. its what your body need for the whole day. just keep eating those foods.
Avatar f tn i've seen a lot of things about the wu-yi tea diet. you drink this tea twice a day, eat right, and exercise 15 minutes a day. did it work for anyone?
613471 tn?1244201788 s perfectly fine too. Just as long as the tea you drink isnt being loaded up with things that add calories (milk, sugar, honey) and arent having 20 cups a day because too much caffine isnt great of course. I've been doing a bit of research about the "8 cups of water a day" rule and have found out that although theres nothing wrong with doing that, it's really not mandatory.
Avatar f tn - replace those with high fiber and protein foods like vegetables, whole wheat bread, oatmeal, eggs and salsa, low fat yogurt, seafood like fresh water tilapia, fruits, skim milk, almond milk, certain soups. You can make a lot of good meals from this,as long as you start with fiber in the morning, and add green tea to your daily beverages. No juice or pop! Just water and tea. If you want I can send you my eating schedule and simple recipes. - the diet is hard, but the workout is harder.
Avatar f tn I had (1) raisen bagel with jelly,milk and (1) banana and calculated the calories and its seems really high 458 calories is that right? Anyone have some input?
802086 tn?1237822194 It`s good for teeth and has close to zero calories. Other than that it`s skim milk or coffee with skim milk that I live off and sometimes the powderized Japanese green tea. All the other herbal teas just don`t hit my taste buds. My son is allergic to xylitol but it`s been great for me.
Avatar f tn t know if I would be taking in enough calories. I added up just my breakfast/lunch/snacks and only come with 670 calories and with dinner maybe hit 1300? Would this be enough? I know all about if you don't eat enough calories, your body goes into starvation mode making you hold on to whatever fat is left and therefore not losing weight. I've really struggled allot on this and with my Grandmother being so sick, the stress got to me.
Avatar f tn I am looking for some suggestions towards weight loss. I am 5'2" and weigh 160lbs. I swim 2 to 3 times per week for an hour. I also have a sedentary job writing and recently its been harder to get time to go to the swimming pool more than 3 times a week. I know my eating habits lend to my troubles with weight loss, and that I don't get enough exercise. I typically have either an apple or english muffin for breakfast.
719902 tn?1334165183 One pound - 3500 calories, so you will have to either eat less or exercise off 500 calories/day (500 calories X 7 = 3500 calories or 1 pound)........In order to make sure that you lose fat and not muscle mass, it's important that you get exercise. Usually, it's easiest to eat 250 calories less/day and use up 250 more calories/day.
Avatar f tn Well we went home today and it seem like she is getting frustrated with my milk supply so I gave in and gave her formula. Now my question is do any of you do both if do how does it work for you because I dnt want to give up breastfeeding?
Avatar f tn 1000 calories is not enough. A grown woman should never eat less than 1200 calories/day. If you eat too few calories, your metabolism actually slows down because there isn't enough food coming in. You should be eating lots of veggies and a serving of fruit each day, with plenty of protein.