What you eat prenatally, can pay off in your lil one's health even after she leaves the womb. Recent research suggests that moms-to-be who eat apples during pregnancy, have children with lower rates of asthma. Those who consumed more than four apples a week had children who were 37 percent less likely to have asthma.
Studies also found a specific food would reduce rates of eczema in babies too. To find out what it is, just read more.
Mothers who consume fish (more than once a week) during pregnancy may lower their child's risk of developing eczema. Too much of a good thing can be bad though, especially in the case of fish. Consuming high amounts of fish can boost mercury levels in a developing fetus so don't overdo it.
Best practice is to focus on eating a diet wide in a variety of fruits, vegetables, and proteins — but now you may want to make sure that it includes a few apples and pieces of fish.


i ate apples in and with my salad every day for lunch while i was pregnant (unless i was splurging on my wendy's spicy chicken sandwich). but, each time our lil guy has wound up w/a really bad cold... he's wound up w/a wheezy cough (twice and he's 14 mos) and this time he got a nebulizer thingie w/the albuterol, it's possible he will wind up asthmatic as he grows.... who knows... i think it's best to eat well... and an apple a day contributes to that... but to thing you'll fend off asthma w/an apple a day while pregnant... i dunno... i dont think you can bank on that.
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