Pregnant women put their newborns at risk for birth defects if they drink alcohol during pregnancy. You may try to avoid the risk while pregnant by resorting to nonalcoholic beer, but even these beverages may contain small amounts of alcohol. You could still be endangering your baby if you try to replace alcoholic beverages with beer or other drinks labeled as “nonalcoholic,” especially if you drink these beverages regularly. Check with your doctor for advice on drinking nonalcoholic beverages during pregnancy.
Deformities from lack of nutrition can occur at any age, even in utero. In the United States, 3 percent of children are born with birth defects, a condition that causes a physical change to one or more body parts. Researchers a...
Pregnancy is a time when many women worry about their eating or drinking habits. Because it may be a few weeks before your pregnancy is confirmed, you may have been enjoying your usual coffee, energy drinks, wine or liquor in t...
Weight gain is an inevitable and necessary part of pregnancy. But if you're starting out overweight or obese, you may worry about gaining more weight and are consider starting an exercise program. Obesity increases your risk fo...
Your fluctuating hormones and the fact that you’re eating for two are chiefly to blame for pregnancy-related cravings. Since you may not always crave healthy foods, you may find alternatives that satisfy your cravings and...
If you get pregnant and you're a cheerleader, you may worry about the effect jumping could have on your baby. Cheerleading jumps can put stress on the abdomen and pelvis. You could also sustain a fall during jumps. Talk to your...
If you have hypothyroidism, you should follow your doctor's instructions for medication and a healthy diet. Ginger ale is not known to have any interactions with hypothyroidism but can contain high amounts of sugar; therefore, ...
Plum juice is full of antioxidants and fiber, two substances that may help you lose weight. Drinking plum juice may also improve your health in other ways, but speak to your doctor before modifying your diet.
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