
Some experts believe that the cravings of pregnancy are a sign that your body has certain health conditions. Many pregnant women crave things that they never even thought about before, that sometimes are not healthy. So how to satisfy cravings while preserving a healthy diet for both you and your baby? Please refer to the following 4 tips.
1. Don't try to suppress your own appetite
It doesn't matter if you give in and give in to your liking a few times. Usually, you will have no more cravings by the end of the third month of pregnancy. Cravings happen because your body tries to replenish the nutrients that you lost from morning sickness. For some people suffering from morning sickness, cravings are the only hope they can get food and nutrients into. So, as long as you don't have an appetite for unhealthy foods, you should allow yourself to eat and drink your favorites.
2. Eat breakfast properly
Start the day with a nutritious and healthy breakfast to get enough energy to fight the hunger at the end of the day.
3. Eat healthy foods
Find ways to replace less nutritious and unhealthy favorites with foods that are more nutritious and healthy. Sometimes you can indulge in your preferences from time to time when your appetite strikes, just remember to control and control the amount of food you eat appropriately.
4. Split the portion sizes of your friends to control cravings
If you are craving chocolate, choose a small chocolate bar instead of a large one. You can also freeze the bar before serving to extend the serving time as you will need more time to finish the firmer bar. If you want to eat ice cream, slowly enjoy each scoop instead of eating the whole box at once - or you can choose to eat ice cream because it takes longer to eat than ice cream. This will also contribute to controlling your portion sizes.
Consult your doctor or a registered dietitian for advice on the right diet.