Is Chinese food safe during pregnancy

2021-03-12 15:47:49
Have food cravings ,is it totally no no .what are best substitute can be intaken .what are the safe food during early pregnancy
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Hello It's happen no worry. You can eat but don't b added ajinomoto
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Answered2021-03-13 07:53:46

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Hello user You can have occasionally , but home made.
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Answered2021-03-13 03:08:00

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During pregnancy well balanced home cooked food is  the best. I won't  recommend Chinese food during pregnancy because of MSG. Noodles, rice more refined, less nutritious,  more oily..
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Answered2021-03-12 17:33:11

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Answered2021-03-12 16:16:56

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Homemade food is the best. All cuisines are good. Just choose light , freshly cooked , more veggies and fruits , Even if you crave for Chinese it should be homemade Chinese. Choose multigrain noodles with better oils more veggies and less spices. I mean lighter and better

Answered2021-03-12 15:51:19

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To consume  once in a while is fine,but not on a everyday  basis ,Not very  sure of your query regarding  substitute in terms of what   ,connect  through  practo online for a descriptive counseling at MEASURES AND SERVES

Answered2021-03-13 03:13:29

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Hi, Chinese food has Ajinomotto which is a neurotoxin and should be avoided during pregnancy. However you can customize chinese food by putting less oil and salt and avoiding Ajinomotto. Have a well balanced diet and small frequent meals. Do not fast or feast.

Answered2021-03-12 16:53:23

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