Here is a concise summary of the video on "What to Eat and What Not to Eat in the First Month of Pregnancy":
**What to Eat (in the first month of pregnancy):**
1. **Calcium-rich foods**: Dairy products (milk, curd, cheese) for bone development
2. **Fruits**: Seasonal fruits (bananas, oranges, watermelon, melon, strawberries) for fiber, vitamins, and minerals
3. **Iron-rich foods**: Beetroot, spinach, green leafy vegetables, nuts (raisins, almonds, cashews) for growth and development
4. **Vitamin C-rich foods**: Citrus fruits (oranges, lemons, tomatoes) to aid iron absorption
5. **Whole grains and cereals**: For brain development and energy
6. **Seeds and nuts**: Walnuts, almonds, cashews for vitamins, minerals, and healthy fats
7. **Non-vegetarian options (if applicable)**: Cooked eggs, fish, and meat for iron and protein
**What Not to Eat (in the first month of pregnancy):**
1. **Soft cheese** (due to bacteria risk)
2. **Packed and processed foods** (e.g., Maggi, burgers, pizzas)
3. **Certain fruits**: Papaya and pineapple (may trigger uterine contractions)
4. **Excessive caffeine** (limit to 1 small cup of coffee/tea per day)
5. **Raw eggs, meat, and seafood** (non-vegetarians)
6. **Unpasteurized juice** (due to E. coli risk)
7. **Alcohol, sugary foods, and beverages** (may lead to birth defects, gestational diabetes, or premature delivery)
**Additional Tips:**
1. **Eat in moderation** (avoid excess consumption)
2. **Don't diet during pregnancy** (eat balanced meals)
3. **Stay hydrated** (drink at least 4-5 liters of water per day)
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**Pregnancy and Nutrition**
1. The first month of pregnancy has the highest chances of miscarriage.
2. Most women don't know they're pregnant until 2.5 weeks after conception.
3. A nutritious diet should be started when planning to conceive, not just after confirmation.
**Recommended Foods (First Month of Pregnancy)**
4. Foods rich in calcium (e.g., dairy products, leafy greens) support fetal bone development.
5. Iron-rich foods (e.g., beetroot, spinach, raisins, nuts) are essential for the mother's hemoglobin and fetal growth.
6. Vitamin C-rich foods (e.g., citrus fruits, tomatoes) aid iron absorption.
7. Whole grains (e.g., brown rice, millet) support brain development and energy.
8. Seeds and nuts (e.g., walnuts, almonds, cashews) provide vitamins, minerals, and healthy fats.
9. Non-vegetarians can consume eggs, fish, and meat for iron and protein, but ensure they're well-cooked.
**Foods to Avoid (First Month of Pregnancy)**
10. Soft cheese may contain bacteria causing food poisoning.
11. Processed and packaged foods (e.g., Maggi, burgers, pizzas) should be avoided.
12. Certain fruits like papaya and pineapple may trigger uterine contractions.
13. Caffeine intake should be reduced (limit to one small cup of coffee/tea per day).
14. Raw eggs, raw meat, and high-mercury seafood (e.g., some sea fish) should be avoided.
15. Unpasteurized juices may contain harmful bacteria like E. coli.
16. Alcohol and sugary foods can lead to excessive weight gain, gestational diabetes, and premature delivery.
**General Pregnancy Tips**
17. Maintain good eating habits, avoiding excessive consumption of any food.
18. Do not diet during pregnancy; eat a balanced diet instead.
19. Drink at least 4-5 liters of water per day to prevent dehydration.