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Vitamin D in pregnancy

Vitamin D is sometimes called the sunshine vitamin because we can make it under our skin when exposed to light. Calcium and vitamin D are particularly important during pregnancy as they help your baby’s bones and teeth develop. These two nutrients go hand-in-hand, since our bodies need vitamin D in order to use calcium. Although…

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More Cereal Please!

It’s well known that, if you’re expecting a baby, you need extra folic acid. The suggested intake is 400mcg a day if you’re planning a pregnancy. But a recent report in The Times says that folic acid can also help prevent heart attacks and strokes. Some small studies have also suggested that this B vitamin…

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Vitamin warning for expectant mums

22nd July 2005 Expectant mothers have been warned that they could be harming their unborn child by taking multivitamins. The warning comes after Trading Standards and charity Birth Defects Foundation Newlife found a third of products do not carry clear labels showing they contain vitamin A. Too much vitamin A during pregnancy can cause problems with the development of…

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Vitamin E warning to pregnant women

Taking vitamin E supplements during pregnancy may double the risk of a stillbirth, according to new research. Researchers from St Thomas’ Hospital in London also found that taking high doses of the vitamin led to low birth weights and increased health complications in newborns. Professor Andrew Shennan, who led the two-year study, warned that pregnant…

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News: Birthweight linkws to folic acid

Expectant mothers who have low levels of folate during the early months of their pregnancy are more likely to give birth to smaller babies. It is estimated that around 7 per cent of all babies born in the UK are low birth weight – defined as less than 2.4kg (5.5lbs) which increases the risk of…

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babyworld – product tests – baby foods – cow and gate organic-2

Organic baby foods   Cow and Gate Organic Score: 7/10   Spring Vegetable with chicken – suitable from 4 months Vegetables (73%)-potatoes, carrots, tomato, peas: water, chicken (8%), maize oil, ground rice and yeast extract. Orange and Banana Burst – suitable from 4 months Fruit (banana, orange), whole milk powder, cereals (ground corn and rice),…

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Pregnant and vegetarian?

By understanding your nutritional needs and eating foods and supplements to meet them, there is no reason why a vegetarian following a vegetarian or vegan diet should not have a healthy pregnancy. Planning what you eat will be crucial to make sure you have sufficient calories and nutrients for a normal weight baby. You need to ensure that you…

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Win a pack of Femidion Healthy Pregnancy

Next generation folic acid launched by Seven Seas to support healthy pregnancy The next generation in folic acid is now available to pregnant women and more importantly women looking to conceive thanks to Seven Seas who has launched a new range of women’s supplements called Femibion to support women’s wellbeing from within. Femibion provides the…

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Reviews : Cow and Gate organic

Score: 7/10 Spring Vegetable with chicken – suitable from 4 months Vegetables (73%)-potatoes, carrots, tomato, peas: water, chicken (8%), maize oil, ground rice and yeast extract. Orange and Banana Burst – suitable from 4 months Fruit (banana, orange), whole milk powder, cereals (ground corn and rice), maltodextrin, sugar, calcium carbonate, emulsifier: soya lecithin, vitamin C,…

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