Re: Pregnant and just discovering Native Nutrition

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you might like this group

newwaphb/

if you don't like liver, you can take liver supplements. here's one source

http://drrons.com

for raw milk sources, check http://www.realmilk.com or check with a local WAPF

leader.

the leaders are listed on the WAPF website.

Congratulations on your pregnancy and welcome to the group!

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> Hello everyone,

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> I am 9 weeks pregnant, and I am just discovering this whole eye-

> opening world of nutrition that you don't usually hear about.

> It started with my researching soybeans and whether they are truly

> beneficial for you. Wow. Now I am trying to avoid everything soy,

> but this search led to the Weston Price Foundation, this website,

> etc. I have the Nourishing Traditions cookbook, and it is very

> interesting. I am trying not to become overwhelmed at the complete

> different eating lifestyle. I have read the recommendations for diet

> during pregnancy on the WAPF website. As I mentioned it is a little

> overwhelming to jump right in. For instance, I hate liver, even

> though I read the benefits of it. I've slowly but surely been

> changing my diet for the better over the last few years anyway. Does

> anyone have any advice for me about what they did during pregnancy?

> I don't even know where to buy raw milk, let alone I confess it seems

> scary to start drinking it now (pregnant) after I have been

> brainwashed to think it is bad for you (American Pregnancy Assoc

> specifically warns you not to drink raw milk when pregnant). Can

> anyone relate? I should also mention that with morning sickness, I

> feel sick just thinking about eating many foods that I usually enjoy

> (like chicken, steak, etc). I am craving potatoes, starchy foods.

> So right now it seems even harder to get down new foods (like liver!)

> I welcome your comments.

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