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Is it normal that I can't stomach vegetables in my first
trimester? Yes. Many pregnant women have an adverse reaction to certain foods, even vegetables, during the first trimester. This will probably subside around your 13th week. Drinking pure vegetable ...
www.babycenter.com/404_is-it-normal-that-i-cant-stomach-vegetables-in-my-first-trim_2233.bc
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Upside: Expert and community replies to user question on reacting to vegetables early in pregnancy
Downside: User postings may not be right for your situation
Cravings and pica
The cravings of pregnant women for particular foods are legendary. In reality, although some women do get strong cravings, many do not. Cravings are usually for sweet foods, or for unusual ...
www.babyworld.co.uk/information/pregnancy/pregnancyproblems/pregprobs_cravings.asp
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Upside: Advice on cravings and pica; attractive site
Downside: Not easy to find related content
Loss of Appetite
by Pattie Hughes | More from this Blogger Pregnant women may experience loss of appetite periodically during pregnancy. In most cases, this is only temporary and doesn't pose any risk to the mother ...
pregnancy.families.com/blog/loss-of-appetite
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Upside: Blog on appetite change
Downside: Many ads
What causes pica (cravings for non-food items during pregnancy)?
No one knows for sure. Some pregnant women develop strong cravings for non-food items such as dirt, ashes, clay, chalk, ice, laundry starch, baking soda, soap, toothpaste, paint chips, plaster, wax, ...
www.babycenter.com/404_what-causes-pica-cravings-for-non-food-items-during-pregnanc_1186643.bc
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Upside: Expert and community replies to user question on the cause of pica during pregnancy
Downside: User postings may not be right for your situation
Dietary behaviour of pregnant versus non-pregnant women.
Abstract This study investigates dietary behaviour and the perceived role of food for health of pregnant versus non-pregnant women.
linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/S0195666306005307
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Upside:Research into appetite of pregnant women
Downside: Scientific research targeted for professionals
Appetite (Increased)
Padlock the fridge - nothing is safe! How to cope with a suddenly insatiable urge to eat while pregnant.
www.whattoexpect.com/pregnancy/symptoms-and-solutions/appetite.aspx
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Upside: How to handle increased appetite
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Loss of appetite in pregnancy
I'm 18 weeks pregnant and I've lost 2-3 pounds every month since becoming so. I'm getting concerned because I still have NO appetite and, in fact, must choke down what I can to ensure that my baby is ...
parenting.ivillage.com/pregnancy/psecondtri/0,,midwife_3q0b,00.html
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Upside: Advice on specific appetite related symptoms by certified nurse midwife
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Appetite Change In Early Pregnancy?
Right before you found out your were pregnant, did you notice a decrease in appetite?
answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20071022143538AAksfbG
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Upside: Very good user answer to how appetite changes during pregnancy
Downside: Doesn't really answer the original question directly
My Pregnant Appetite
Other than one incident on Tuesday night, I haven't experienced true morning sickness (Tuesday night I did spend some quality time face to face with the toilet, but not since then).
bustedbabymaker.blogspot.com/2007/11/my-pregnant-appetite.html
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Upside: User blog on pregnancy including appetite experience
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Eating disorders and pregnancy
Pregnancy and eating disorders don't mix. But eating healthy -- or eating at all -- can be difficult for women who have suffered from anorexia or bulimia. There is hope for these women to have ...
pregnancyandbaby.com/pregnancy/baby/Eating-disorders-and-pregnancy-5753.htm
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Upside: Detailed article on eating disorders during pregnancy
Downside: Many ads
