by Ryann Kipping | Apr 14, 2020 | Prenatal Nutrition
Mushrooms are often categorized as a vegetable but are really fungi. They have been used for thousands of years as medicine and in food all over the world. You might think of this funky fungus growing wildly in the yard or passing it by on hikes, but many non-toxic... 
by Ryann Kipping | Apr 3, 2020 | Prenatal Nutrition
Is maca safe during pregnancy? You may have heard of maca recently, the hottest food trend to pop up for women right now. It’s touted to have a multitude of benefits, especially in the reproductive realm. But is maca safe during pregnancy or just another unproven... 
by Ryann Kipping | Apr 1, 2020 | Prenatal Nutrition
Non-dairy “milks” are the latest health trend to hit all major grocery stores and your favorite coffee shops, but what about almond milk during pregnancy? Is adding almond milk to your smoothie the best option for your body and your baby? Many people make the switch... 
by Ryann Kipping | Mar 19, 2020 | Prenatal Nutrition
You may have heard some of these pregnancy food myths even before you became pregnant or maybe you just recently learned some of them since you’ve been Googling all things pregnancy. The truth is, there is a lot of misinformation out there related to prenatal... 
by Ryann Kipping | Mar 12, 2020 | Prenatal Nutrition
This crazy green juice is all the rage right now which means many women are wondering if drinking celery juice during pregnancy is safe. Stores are sold out of celery and home juicing machines are flying off the shelf, but is this a trend you want to indulge in for... 
by Ryann Kipping | Mar 6, 2020 | Prenatal Nutrition
Does using lemons during pregnancy have benefits? Whether it be to add some flavor to your water, zest up a salad, or help with nausea, we have your lemons questions answered. Is lemon safe during pregnancy? Lemons as with the majority of fruits are safe to consume... 
![Full-caf, half-caf, decaf? What’s the answer??
Since caffeine is so popular, the research keeps building on its affects during pregnancy 👍🏼
The general consensus is that we should limit our intake to 200-300 mg of caffeine per day during pregnancy from all sources.
Depending on your coffee of choice, the caffeine content varies widely!
Your “average” cup of joe contains around 100 mg of caffeine. ☕️
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