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What to eat & what not to eat?

I'm 6 weeks & 4 days pregnant. What's good to eat & what's bad to eat?
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7552771 tn?1469929649
For the caffeine you can have 1 cup a day youll be fine. I personally domt drink it but thats what ive heard
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7552771 tn?1469929649
I just got an article on here it says the 13 things not to eat

1. Unpasteurized dairy
2. Unpasteurized juices
3. Unwashed veggies
4. Deli meats that havent been heated
5. Raw seafood
6. Raw sprouts
7. Prestuffed chicken
8. Alcohol
9. Caffeine
10. Smoked fish
11. High mercury fish
12. Raw or undercooked eggs
13. Raw or undercooked meat
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6886003 tn?1457231122
I searched everything with my first pregnancy just to make sure. Also no sushi and shrimp.
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7552771 tn?1469929649
Yeah you can eat all normal foods just not high mercury fish and things that produce bacterias like the ones mentioned. You can google a list its not a lot you cant eat.
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Is spaghetti, corn & stuff okay?
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7552771 tn?1469929649
Obviously you should be eating a well balamced diet

Dont eat fish high in mercury such as swordfish and mackerel.  Dont eat non pasteurized cheeses like thebsoft mexican cheese or feta. It will say on the package. Umm raw meats. If you eat lunchmeat or hot dogs make sure you warm the meat first until steamy hot. Dont eat raw sprouts.
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