Giulia has been advised by the GP to chanche her diet plan during her second half of pregnancy as she is at risk of gestional diabetes. her diet is high in white food causing weight gain and blood sugar problems. height 1.60 weight 79kg 5 months pregnant how to calculate the BMR ,BMI and which supplements and change in the diet she has to make.

Giulia has been advised by the GP to chanche her diet plan during her second half of pregnancy as she is at risk of gestional diabetes. her diet is high in white food causing weight gain and blood sugar problems. height 1.60 weight 79kg 5 months pregnant how to calculate the BMR ,BMI and which supplements and change in the diet she has to make.

Nutrition Through The Life Cycle

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337919333

Author:Brown, Judith E.

Publisher:Brown, Judith E.

Chapter5: Nutrition During Pregnancy - Conditions And Interventions

Section: Chapter Questions

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