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Hi user! Congratulations for your pregnancy! Cutting carbohydrates from diet is proven to be harmful for you as well as baby. Gaining this much of weight during pregnancy is quite normal the weight gained in pregnancy is due to the weight of baby carrying in the womb. I will never suggest to go for weight loss diets or packages foods during pregnancy

Hi Hope you are doing fine. Weight gain is normal during pregnancy but you should focus on gestational diabetes. Packaged food should be restricted because they contain more hidden sugar. Proper balanced diet is important right now. Mangoes are very healthy and cane taken based on sugar levels. Random suggestions won't work right now. Need more information about your lifestyle and eating pattern to help you better.

Hi, In your case random suggestion won't work as considering Gestational diabetes case You need to follow therapeutic diet planned by experts. As not only breakfast through out day meal planning is very essential as considering nutrition

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Taking fresh prepared meal is always better option then packed especially k

Hello, I would definitely not advice breakfast cereals for obvious reasons. You csn wat unprocessed oats, instead. Consult me online for the detailed diet. You need personalised nutrition chart.

Thanks for the question Keep up with your pregnancy diet by eating the right quantities of the right, nutrient-packed foods. Choose foods that are big on bulk (so they fill you up and keep you filled) but low on calories: fresh vegetables (especially leafy greens) and fruits (especially ones with a high water content, like melon); lean poultry, meat and fish; and oatmeal (a better choice than granola, which tends to pack a lot of sugar and calories in a tiny serving). And fill up on water, not soda or juice. Focus on smart fats Somewhere around 25 to 35 percent of all your daily calories should come from healthy fats to fill you up and build your baby. But not all fats are created equal. Stock up on plant-based monounsaturated fats (like olive oil, canola oil, peanut oil, safflower oil, sesame oil, avocados, nuts, seeds and nut butters) as well as polyunsaturated fats (including salmon, trout, flaxseed, tofu, walnuts, soybeans, canola oil and sunflower oil). The latter are also good sources of omega 3 fatty acids, which help build your baby’s heart, immune system, brain and eyes. Try to limit yourself to about 6 percent saturated fats (low-fat beef and high-fat dairy like butter and hard cheeses) in your daily diet. And minimize your consumption of trans fats — found in cookies, packaged baked goods, frozen pizza, crackers and fried foods — since they're empty calories that aren't so healthy for you or your baby. With your practitioner's okay, make regular exercise a part of your pregnancy and get active.

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It is totally Ok to have a typical south indian breakfast. Do not worry about the carb content or the weight gain. Gaining this much amount of weight is normal. You need to worry if you gain weight beyond 8-10 kgs. For maintaining the health, you need to have varied diet consisting of grains, vegetables, fruits, dairy, pulses, oils and fats and non veg products if you prefer to eat. If you still have confusion about carb intake, take more of fibrous food like from eating vegetables, fruits, whole cereals and pulses. And yes you can take Kellogg's but avoid taking it daily. Take it 3-4 days in a week.

Hello practo user We have pregnancy diet plan which include .  diet plan for each trimester . Diet plan for curing deficiencies and for better foetus development . Diet plan to cure symptoms occurs during 2nd trimester like gestational diabetes, thyroid, overweight, bp.etc . Post pregnancy diet plan But before prescribing any thing we need some information . Vitals . Medical history . Family history . Occupation . Physical activity . Daily routine And many more So, if you want to contact us,you can contact us directly thru the link below

Freshfruit  smoothies.,milk cream with dryfruits . Icecreams with fruits are all good. Yess u can. have special Kellogg's

Hi! You seem to be managing well with your weight and sugars. In the third trimester- it’s normal to put on 3-4kgs on an average , as this is when the baby puts on weight and it’s crucial that you do not cut down on healthy fats and carbs from your diet. Do not take Kellogg’s K , it’s not advisable in pregnancy. Stick to poha, broken wheat , quinoa, millets- they’re safer and more nutritious than Kellogg’s special K. Stay hydrated, eat fresh fruits and raw vegetables, add desi ghee to your meals and avoid all processed foods. Good luck with your final trimester!