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Three weeks month pregnancy
About three weeks pregnancy. What fruits and dry fruits are good for mom and baby both. Confused with everyone saying different.
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Hello, I understand your concern. Fruits during pregnancy, Oranges - Rich source of vitamin C and Folate. Mangoes - High in Vitamin A Lemons - Rich with Vitamin C Banana - Fulfilled with Vitamin B-6 and fibers. Apples - Rich in Vitamin A, C and potassium. Dry fruits during pregnancy Dates - Contains iron, fiber & calcium. Raisins - Has high amount of iron & fiber. Almonds - Magnesium, calcium, proteins, riboflavin, vitamin E. Walnuts - Omega 3 fatty acids.
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1. Wash fruit thoroughly, even if it’s prewashed. 2. Remove any bruised areas where bacteria may lurk. 3. Only drink pasteurized or boiled fruit juice. 4. Avoid eating precut melons, or eat immediately after cutting. 5. Store fresh fruit in the refrigerator away from raw meat. Stay healthy.
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Can have every fruit. Just avoid pineapple and papaya..
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