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30. Pregnancy & Nutrition - WomensHealthChannel - Weight Gain Nutritional guidelines for pregnant women are outlined. Pregnant women should fill their appetite by eating a variety of nutritious foods. Weight gain is a normal and healthy part of pregnancy, http://www.womenshealthchannel.com/nutrition/index.shtml

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