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Is it safe to eat coconut flower / coconut embryo during pregnancy of 37 weeks .kind check and advise
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Gud evening pls consult for detail discussion n a thorough guidance on tht.
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Hello dear user,
There is ni any such benefecial history of coconut flower and embrayo intake during pregnancy as now. So it will be better to avoid to take as per my suggestion. But yes you can take coconut water once a day in morning time..... There are lots of benefits you get back by following this.
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thanks for asking your query here. wishing you good health and safe delivery. have a healthy baby soon. 😊🙏
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Ms. Neema Yadav
Dietitian/Nutritionist
4 yrs exp
Kolhapur
Hi dear,
Coconut is safe and full of good fat & safe to eat in pregnancy as well.
Coconut rich in dietary fibre, it also sodium, potassium, calcium minerals and vitamin E .
Coconut petals are good for uterine cleaning. It’s enough to eat flower petals to relieve back pain in pregnant women.
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Adding coconut flower to diet can help meet recommended daily intake for theses important nutrients
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Ms. Kapila
Dietitian/Nutritionist
11 yrs exp
Ludhiana
Hi,
Before advising anything particular, need your Bio details, medical history if any, & thorough routine. On the basis of that specific suggestions can be given.
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Ms. Prerana Solanki
Dietitian/Nutritionist
8 yrs exp
Kolkata
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Before recommending anything it is important to understand your health status, diet and medical history. Especially when you're pregnant it would be advisable to consult personally for proper guidance and advice.
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Whether the coconut flower/embryo is suitable will depend on your condition for which a one on one discussion is important. Although if you are doubtful about any food, it is better to avoid at this stage.
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