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Pregnancy: The Safe Stuff to Eat
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Want to know what foods to eat during pregnancy? These safe foods - like chocolate - are a great part of your safe pregnancy diet. So watch this video, and then send your husband out to get some of these foods!

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If there’s one thing you’ve learned during your pregnancy, it’s that an expectant momma’s gotta eat. Some foods—like veggies and dairy—are clearly in the “good for baby” department. However, since some others are more questionable, here’s a rundown of foods that were once considered ‘iffy’ that are definitely A-OK for you and your baby. In terms of sweet stuff, you’ll be thrilled to hear that eating chocolate is totally safe, as its trace amounts of caffeine aren’t enough to harm your fetus. In fact, you’d get sick from gorging yourself on chocolate long before the chocolate’s caffeine content could be dangerous. Artificial sweeteners like sucralose, more commonly known as Splenda, and aspartame, the sweetener in Equal and NutraSweet, are also fine for pregnant women, although they should be consumed in moderation. However, pregnant moms should avoid the potentially toxic sweetener saccharin, which is the primary ingredient in Sweet ‘N Low. Many women express worry about eating non-organic livestock and produce, but these concerns are unfounded. Although non-organic livestock is treated with antibiotics, these antibiotics have not been shown to harm a developing baby. Similarly, non-organic produce treated with pesticides is safe, although it’s wise to wash it first, just as you did prior to pregnancy. If you are looking to spice up your pregnancy, feel free to indulge. Very spicy foods are also fine for expectant moms.  However, the potential for heartburn may make you think twice about Indian take-out!

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