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ladylee70

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sudden craving for vegetables while nursing Posted: 01-10-08 23:44pm


For the past week, I can't seem to eat enough vegetables. Seriously. Today I had about three cups of cauliflower, some broccoli, a cup of carrots, two to three cups of cabbage. I will probably have some corn later. That does not include the two cups of OJ, along with Apples and Bananas I ate today. The rest of my diet has remained the same. So, I will probably gain weight. I am still nursing my child (6 months) and am on prenatals. I can't imagine being deficient in anything. What is going on? I just can't get enough. What I crave most is the butter ON the vegetables. I am very healthy now LOL

mominashoe

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Posted: 02-20-08 14:57pm


Well bravo for you! I keep craving carbs (of course what's not to love about sugar and bread and pastas).....I'm sure it makes my milk sweeter I need to be more like you lol.

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