A baby's nutrition is almost entirely the responsibility of the mother hi I'm Rebecca Braden got the chance to speak with Nick Robinson about how to increase your odds of having a healthy baby now that you're pregnant what are some risks that moms need to be aware of well, there are a lot of risks going into pregnancy upwards of fifty percent of pregnancies and in miscarriage within the first trimester and then once you're past the first trimester and you're relatively comfortable with the safety of your pregnancy. There are all sorts of issues that can happen with the baby there's you know from fetal alcohol syndrome to low birth weight babies to deformities and birth defects and so on and so forth so there's a lot for a woman to be concerned about And the best thing you can do is can't prevent or guarantee that any of those things won't happen but what she can do is take charge of her pregnancy and be very proactive and do everything possible to...
Hi everyone, based on popular demands. And with the rate which people go through the trouble of diabetes on a monthly counts. I have decided to come up with this article least to help prevent, and reduce it's rate in our Nigeria. So I will be telling you about 12 of the best foods for diabetics so let's start with number one which is Whole Grain: whole grains include, brown rice, bulgur wheat, buckwheat oats barley, and quinoa. Whole grains are rich in fiber and nutrients as compared to refined white grains fibers slow down the digestive process. So whatever we eat is digested a bit slower the nutrients are absorbed by the body at a slower pace it prevents a sudden spike in blood sugar level, and it will also keep you full for a longer duration whole grains have a lower glycemic index they have comparatively less impact on blood sugar levels now glycemic index means the amount of sugar that would be raised by a particular food so the foods that have a lower glyce...