Foods Containing Folic Acid: Before and During Pregnancy
Which foods contain folic acid? A folate table, cooking that protects folate, why a supplement matters before pregnancy and a folate-rich sample day.
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Which foods contain folic acid? A folate table, cooking that protects folate, why a supplement matters before pregnancy and a folate-rich sample day.
How should you eat when preparing for pregnancy? Folate, iron, iodine, a healthy weight, caffeine and food safety: what to do before you conceive.
Online pregnancy nutrition consultations in English, from preparing for pregnancy through each trimester to breastfeeding, alongside your obstetrician.
Can you eat parsley in pregnancy, and why are parsley tea and cures not recommended? How to eat dill, rocket, mint and other fresh greens safely.
A month-by-month pregnancy nutrition chart: key nutrient needs from month 1 to month 9, portions by trimester and practical tips for each stage.
Needs for folate, iron, iodine, calcium and vitamin D rise in pregnancy. Which foods provide them, and when are supplements needed? A dietitian's guide.
Can you eat pomegranate in pregnancy and how much? Nutritional value, pomegranate juice and molasses, and the facts about gestational diabetes and anaemia.
Are there foods that help a baby gain weight in the womb? Factors that affect growth, key nutrients and common myths, from a dietitian's point of view.
How should you eat in the first 3 months of pregnancy? Key nutrients, a sample daily menu, a plain plan for days with nausea and foods to avoid.
What can help with heartburn in pregnancy? Meal patterns, trigger foods, tips for night-time heartburn and when you should see your doctor.
Are food supplements really necessary, and who might need them? Learn when they can help, the risks of overuse and how to use them sensibly with your doctor.
Artichokes are a Mediterranean vegetable rich in fibre, vitamin C and antioxidants. Explore their nutrition, possible benefits and simple recipe ideas.
Which foods can support red blood cell production if you have anaemia? Symptoms, iron-rich foods and practical tips from a specialist dietitian.
Everyday foods such as oily fish, olive oil, nuts, tomatoes and vegetables that can be part of a heart-friendly eating pattern, plus lifestyle habits to go with them.
What glutathione is, its role as an antioxidant, what research says about supplements, and which foods supply the amino acids your body uses to make it.
Prepare your body for pregnancy with a balanced eating plan, a healthy weight range and good nutrient stores, in line with your doctor's advice.
Personal nutrition support through every trimester, planned around your test results and routine, in line with your obstetrician's advice.