Women In U.S. Lack Proper Nutrition & Diet Pre-Pregnancy

The diet quality gap among non-pregnant people is thought to be a consequence of many factors, including access to and price of healthy foods, knowledge of a healthy diet, and pressing needs that may take priority over a healthy diet," Bodnar said in the press release. Nearly a quarter of white women scored the highest, while 14 percent of Hispanic women and 4.6 percent of black mothers fell into the same bracket. The study, published in the Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics on Friday, found that black, Hispanic, and less-educated women consumed a less nutritious diet than well-educated white women in the weeks before they got pregnant with their first child. "While attention should be given to improving nutritional counseling at doctor appointments, overarching societal and policy changes that help women to make healthy dietary choices may be more effective and efficient." Justin Sullivan/Getty Images News/Getty Images"Our findings mirror national nutrition and dietary trends.



Nonetheless, last September, President Maduro joked, "The Maduro diet, that's the one that makes you tough. providing some small assistance that helps lead, hopefully sooner rather than later, to the people of Venezuela eating more . On the other hand, Barbra Streisand and others in Hollywood claim their unease about President Trump is triggering them to overeat and gain weight. Last year, millions risked government attacks to sign petitions to recall President Maduro, only to see the government refuse to abide by the constitution. Then, I compared these Trump-inspired diets to the "Maduro Diet."The Maduro Diet, you ask?



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