Fluctuating Weight Between Pregancies Can Affect Unborn Children

re: Fluctuating Weight Between Pregancies Can Affect Unborn Children

mmc88121 — Tue, 31 Jul 2007 22:40:33 GMT

This article also has the ill defined "unit" of BMI, how much is a unit? IF you are eating healthy and correctly for your nutritional type your body will normalize your weight to the right amount for you. It might take a while but it can be done.

Mary

re: Fluctuating Weight Between Pregancies Can Affect Unborn Children

Russ Bianchi — Tue, 31 Jul 2007 20:13:59 GMT

Correct bioavailable and absorbable nutrients, for specific metabolic body typing, not exceeding correct total daily caloric intake, as well as regular low impact exercise, are KEY in weight stabilization for, during. and post pregnancy, for the mother, child and optimum health results.

re: Fluctuating Weight Between Pregancies Can Affect Unborn Children

foxtroter_203 — Tue, 31 Jul 2007 17:25:18 GMT

Is it truly the fluctuation of weight that is the problem, or is it the quality of weight fluctuation? We know that fat weight gain in excess does not reflect a balanced/healthy diet and exercise lifestyle. We also know that most weight loss programs have people unknowingly loosing lien body mass (muscle mass and bone density) along with fat loss. If someone were to loose excessive fat, however, and gain muscle and bone mass, might that show as a benefit to the baby?

re: Fluctuating Weight Between Pregancies Can Affect Unborn Children

katieannpc — Tue, 31 Jul 2007 12:19:04 GMT

This is a little confusing for me. I am about 100 pounds overweight and want more children. The time it will take to get to a really healthy weight is more than I want between my children - there is already more time than I cared to have. I have changed my diet for the better already - removing almost all processed foods and cooking at lower temps to retain nutrients. I have started losing weight at a slow, steady rate. So do I compromise and lose some weight and be very cautious of my diet during pregnancy as to not gain unnecessary weight? Or do I need to get to my "ideal" before pregnancy again? I don't want a more of a rollercoaster than needed as that's not healthy either.