TDS is directly related to the purity of water and the quality of water purification systems and affects everything that consumes, lives in, or uses water, whether organic or inorganic, whether for better or for worse.
Both you and your babies may be happier. Chocolate is a stress reliever. It boosts and improves a pregnant woman's mood. Researchers point out that pregnant women under a lot of stress can give birth to livelier and happier babies if they often eat chocolate. Chocolate contains essential antioxidants. Chocolates have flavonoids which contain potent antioxidants that improve immunity.
You should give up coffee. FALSE. Actually, you can enjoy a brew, but you need to watch quantity. Too much caffeine (also found in tea, cola and chocolate) can increase your risk of miscarriage. The NHS recommends a limit of 200mg a day of caffeine, the equivalent of two mugs of instant coffee. FALSE. The latest advice is not to 'eat for two'. In fact, energy needs donât change in the first six months of pregnancy, and they increase only slightly (by around 200 calories each day) in the last three months. TRUE. If you were active before and your pregnancy is considered low-risk, there is probably no reason why you canât keep it up.