Nov 18, 2024
Why sugar reduction is critical for mother and child health
Siddhartha JanaReducing maternal sugar intake during the first 1,000 days lowers a child's risk of diabetes by 35% and high blood pressure by 20%.
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High sugar consumption in pregnancy increases risks of gestational diabetes, hypertension, obesity, and delivery complications.
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Excess maternal sugar intake deprives nutrients, leading to developmental delays and future chronic diseases.
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Prenatal care, balanced diets, and exercise during pregnancy improve outcomes for mother and child.
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Breastfeeding for six months boosts immunity and development, while natural sweeteners encourage healthy eating habits.
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Post-WWII sugar rationing data shows reduced sugar intake correlates with lower obesity rates and better diets.
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Maternal health and nutrition in the first 1,000 days shape a child's cognitive, chronic disease, and lifestyle outcomes.
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