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Caffeine During Pregnancy: Know How Much Is Safe
According to the World Health Organisation, a pregnant woman who consumes more than 300 mg of caffeine per day should lower their daily caffeine intake to reduce the risk of pregnancy loss and low birth weight.
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Food Craving During Pregnancy: Here's A List Of Foods Expecting Mothers Should Strictly Avoid
Foods To Avoid During Pregnancy: During pregnancy it is important to consume a healthy diet which is well-packed with essential nutrients. Expecting mothers may experience food craving during pregnancy. Here are some of the foods that one should avoid.
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Too Much Caffeine During Pregnancy May Impact Liver Development In Baby: Study
A new study has said that consuming too much caffeine from either tea or coffee may affect the liver of the baby negatively. The study warned mothers that consumption of excessive caffeine during pregnancy may impair the development of the baby.
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Caffeine In Tea, Coffee May Be Risky To Foetus: Study
According to a study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, Pregnant women who consume caffeine- whether it's in the form of coffee or tea, have smaller babies as compared to those who abstain from the stimulant during pregnancy
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7 Foods You Must Avoid During Pregnancy
Some foods can be harmful to you during pregnancy, avoid them now!
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What Science Says About Caffeine & Pregnancy
A new study found that drinking moderate amounts of caffeine during pregnancy will not cause any harm to the child's intelligence.
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Little Caffeine During Pregnancy not Bad for Baby's IQ
Taking caffeine in moderate amounts during pregnancy does not cause any harm to child's intelligence, says a study from Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus, Ohio.
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Age, stress associated with pregnancy loss
Recent research confirms the importance of established risk factors, such as maternal age, and finds no support for popular beliefs about the effects of caffeine and working during pregnancy.
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Too much coffee and fear of stillbirth
Women who drink large amounts of coffee during pregnancy double their risk of stillbirth compared with women who do not drink any coffee as recently reported by researchers.
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Caffeine During Pregnancy: Know How Much Is Safe
According to the World Health Organisation, a pregnant woman who consumes more than 300 mg of caffeine per day should lower their daily caffeine intake to reduce the risk of pregnancy loss and low birth weight.
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Food Craving During Pregnancy: Here's A List Of Foods Expecting Mothers Should Strictly Avoid
Foods To Avoid During Pregnancy: During pregnancy it is important to consume a healthy diet which is well-packed with essential nutrients. Expecting mothers may experience food craving during pregnancy. Here are some of the foods that one should avoid.
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Too Much Caffeine During Pregnancy May Impact Liver Development In Baby: Study
A new study has said that consuming too much caffeine from either tea or coffee may affect the liver of the baby negatively. The study warned mothers that consumption of excessive caffeine during pregnancy may impair the development of the baby.
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Caffeine In Tea, Coffee May Be Risky To Foetus: Study
According to a study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, Pregnant women who consume caffeine- whether it's in the form of coffee or tea, have smaller babies as compared to those who abstain from the stimulant during pregnancy
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7 Foods You Must Avoid During Pregnancy
Some foods can be harmful to you during pregnancy, avoid them now!
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What Science Says About Caffeine & Pregnancy
A new study found that drinking moderate amounts of caffeine during pregnancy will not cause any harm to the child's intelligence.
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Little Caffeine During Pregnancy not Bad for Baby's IQ
Taking caffeine in moderate amounts during pregnancy does not cause any harm to child's intelligence, says a study from Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus, Ohio.
-
Age, stress associated with pregnancy loss
Recent research confirms the importance of established risk factors, such as maternal age, and finds no support for popular beliefs about the effects of caffeine and working during pregnancy.
-
Too much coffee and fear of stillbirth
Women who drink large amounts of coffee during pregnancy double their risk of stillbirth compared with women who do not drink any coffee as recently reported by researchers.
