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YOUR VEGETARIAN PREGNANCY is the first authoritative guide to maintaining a healthy vegetarian diet before, during, and after the birth of your child. There's no question that a vegetarian or vegan diet is just as nutritionally sound during pregnancy as one that includes animal protein. In fact, vegetarian nutrition offers pregnant women valuable health benefits that you simply won't find in a non-vegetarian diet, such as higher levels of folic acid, lower cholesterol, and an abundant variety of essential minerals, vitamins, and nutrients. Whether you are already vegetarian or you simply want to reduce the amount of meat in your diet, making the right dietary choices to support you and your baby is the key to a safe, healthy pregnancy. With this unique and accessible handbook, filled with all the information required to make a balanced judgement about you pregnancy diet, you can be confident that your vegetarian pregnancy will be wonderfully beneficial for both you and your baby.

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews   19 of 19 people found the following review helpful: Great Information, complete baby book, not a cookbook, 14 May 2004 By  Bocasdeltorro "bocasdeltorro" (Wokingham, Berkshire United Kingdom) - See all my reviews This is not just an exceptionally good source of information on nutrition for vegetarian women (antenatal, during pregnancy and in the months after), it provides tips on how to calm the nerves and fears of meat-eating relatives and friends. It is also a complete month-by-month baby book, with images and info on the growth of your baby and the changes in your body. There are no recipes in here, though, so if you are looking for a cookbook, this isn't it. But you will get information on every kind of food, vitamin, mineral, carbohydrate, protein, etc., source you can think of!  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this)   15 of 15 people found the following review helpful: Couldn't get with this book at all, 27 Jul 2005 By A Customer I've bought lots through Amazon over the years and this is the first time I've felt strongly enough to write a review. I've no complaints about the information in this book, but I found the tone and style so offputting that I stopped reading after a couple of chapters and have given it away. Basically it felt like the author was making a lot of assumptions about my views just because I'm pregnant and a vegetarian (for example by speaking about the joys of creating life without taking life (i.e. eating meat)) and it made the book very annoying to read. I guess I like the 'rough guide to pregnancy' style, which is peer-to-peer, modern, informative and amusing - in contrast this title felt like I'd gone back in time with traditional black and white drawings of pregnant women and couples, over sweet introductions of what to expect at various stages which were probably meant to be inspirational but I think would have looked more at home in greeting cards, and generally a supportive, but to me overly mumsy and patronising manner. You may find this book great and just what you wanted, it depends on what style you like.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) › See all 2 customer reviews...		Search Customer Reviews Only search this product's reviews