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Craving for safolla masala oats can I ha
Hello.. Iam 6 weeks pregnant and im carving for safola masala oats. Is it safe for me and my baby?
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See, there is no harm in eating these food in limited amount. As it may cause some problems like high bp and normally these are not healthy for you and for your baby.
Secondly, We have pregnancy diet plan which include
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Ms. Geetanjali
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Hello. If you have tried the oats before and have no allergic reaction to it, then you could have these oats once a while. Though its always better to make such masala oats at home. You can take any plain rolled oats, instead of cooking in water you could also prepare it in milk, then add the desired spices, in less quantity, and have fresh, as the out side ready to cook items will contain some source of preservation. But of course having these items once a while during pregnancy is of no worry.
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