Healthy for Women
Nutrition and Diet Tips
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Women have unique nutritional needs. Of life
You can control your appetite by eating well at every stage,
can manage your weight, increase your energy and make the best
you can look and feel.
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Trying to balance the demands of family, work or school -
and also the media to look and eat a certain way.
to cope with the pressure of any woman
can make it difficult to feed. But the right food is just the soul
Not only does it improve your mood, it does not increase your energy and you
Not only does it help you maintain your weight, it also
at different stages of a woman's life.
can support.
As women, most of us
we tend to neglect it. Too busy to eat well
that you are or your family's needs before yourself.
you may feel that you are used to putting it. Or maybe you
deficient in vital nutrients and cranky, hungry and
due to an excessive diet that causes you to feel low energy
you are trying to stay.
Women's special needs are addressed by nutritional research.
is often neglected. Nutrition studies,
men with more stable and predictable hormone levels
tends to be based on subjects, so the results
sometimes making it apathetic or even misleading to women's needs
brings. All these are serious deficiencies in your daily diet.
can create.
The best outcome for one woman is always the best for another
It may not be the choice, but the important thing is to make your diet vital
to create according to your nutritional needs. Whether your energy
and improving your mood, fighting stress or PMS
to increase fertility, to enjoy a healthy pregnancy
seeking to remove or relieve menopausal symptoms
Be, these nutrition tips are always healthy, active and vibrant
can help you stay. life changing.
Women's nutritional needs
What is the difference from men?
Nutritional needs of boys and girls as children
it is substantially similar. But when puberty starts,
women to develop unique dietary requirements
starts. As we get older and our bodies become more physical and
As we go through hormonal changes, our nutritional needs
and How Far
Is kept?
continues to improve, and this is why our diets are
making it important to develop to meet the needs
brings.
Women need fewer calories than men
while tending to certain vitamins and minerals
our requirements are much higher. Menstruation, child
hormonal changes associated with childbirth and menopause,
women's iron, calcium, magnesium, vitamin D, and B9
requiring higher intake of nutrients such as vitamin (folate)
at risk of anemia, weakened bones, and osteoporosis
means. ).
Why aren't reinforcements enough
In the past, women often used vitamins and supplements
to make up for deficiencies in their diets by using
they worked. However, supplements, occasional nutritional
While it can be a useful protection against its shortcomings,
They cannot compensate for an unbalanced or unhealthy diet.
All the nutrients you need from the foods you eat.
fruit, vegetables, quality protein,
healthy fats
and processed,
fried and sugary foods
in terms of
Try to aim for a rich diet.
For strong bones for life
calcium
Healthy bones and teeth, among other things
building up, keeping them strong as they get older, the rhythm of the heart
regulating and keeping your nervous system working properly
you need calcium to provide it. Calcium
lack, irritability, anxiety, depression and sleep difficulties
mood problems such as or
may exacerbate. You do not get enough calcium in your diet.
your body to maintain normal cell function
it takes calcium from your bones, which is
It can lead to weakening or osteoporosis. Women,
older than men in terms of developing osteoporosis
are at risk, so to support your bone health
in combination with magnesium and vitamin D
It is important to get plenty of calcium.

How much calcium, magnesium and D
do you need vitamins?
Calcium: U.S. Agriculture for adult women 19-50 years old
Daily allowance recommended by the Ministry of Health (USDA) 1,000
mg / day. Recommended for women over 50
the daily allowance is 1,200 mg / day. Good sources of calcium
include dairy products, green leafy vegetables, some fish,
cereals, tofu, cabbage, and summer squash.
Your body can never take more than 500 mg and
There is no benefit in exceeding the recommended daily amount.
Magnesium: Magnesium, calcium from blood to bone
increases absorption. In fact, your body can get calcium without it.
can not use. USDA's recommended daily for magnesium
the allowance is 320 to 400 mg / day. Among the good resources
leafy green vegetables, summer squash, broccoli, flounder,
There are cucumbers, green beans, celery, and various seeds.
Vitamin D: Vitamin D also improves calcium
It is very important for metabolism. 600 IU per day
(international units) target. About half an hour
from direct sunlight and salmon, shrimp, vitamin D
D from foods such as fortified milk, cod, and eggs
you can take vitamin.
To learn about the good sources of these nutrients
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From dairy products due to its saturated fat content
should you avoid
Some of the best sources of calcium are dairy products.
However, dairy such as whole milk, cheese, and yogurt
their products also contain high levels of saturated fat
tend. USDA increases your saturated fat intake daily.
not more than 10% of your calories
suggests you limit it; this is the whole milk in moderation
that you can enjoy and where possible without oil or
it means you can opt for low-fat dairy products.
Low-fat dairy products often contain too much added sugar.
and that both your health and waist circumference
Be aware that they can have negative effects on you.
The importance of exercise for bone health
In addition to diet, exercise and other lifestyle
factors also play an important role in bone health
can play. Smoking and drinking too much alcohol
While it can increase your chances of developing osteoporosis, weight
lifting exercise (walking
dance, yoga, or weight
removal) may reduce your risk.
Strength or resistance training

machines, free weights, elastic bands or
using your own body weight - as you age
particularly effective at preventing the loss of bone mass
may be.
Demĩr: why can't he get enough
you can be
Iron creates hemoglobin that carries oxygen in your blood.
It helps. Maintaining healthy skin, hair and nails
is important. Due to the amount of blood lost during menstruation, women of childbearing age may
more than twice the amount of iron - pregnancy and
needs even more - during breastfeeding. With this
However, most of us don't get enough iron in our diets,
making iron deficiency anemia the most common deficiency in women.
is doing.
Anemia consumes your energy, making you weak, exhausted and at least physically weak.
may leave you breathless even after activity. iron deficiency
irritability and concentration, also affecting your mood
It can cause depression-like symptoms such as difficulty.
A simple blood test will tell your doctor that you have iron deficiency.
always tired and moody
If you feel, it's good to review the amount of iron in your diet
is an idea.
How much iron do you need?
US Food and Nutrition Board (FNB), 14-18 year old adolescents
The recommended daily amount for women is 15 mg (if pregnant, 27
mg, if breastfeeding 10 mg). FNB, 19-50 year old adult
18 mg / day for women (27 mg if pregnant, 9 if breastfeeding
mg). Recommended daily for women over 51 years old
the amount is 8 mg.
The amount of iron that so many women need
One of the reasons why it can't buy is from the best sources of iron.
someone also contains high levels of saturated fat
red meat (especially liver). Green leafy
While vegetables and beans are also good sources of iron and are high
Although they do not contain saturated fat, vegetable
iron from food, from animal sources
It is different from iron and is not absorbed by the body. Iron
poultry among other foods rich in
dry animals, such as seafood, raisins and apricots.
fruits and iron-fortified cereals, breads, and pastas
is found.
Good sources of iron Good sources of iron
food
Per serving
milligram (mg)
Enriched with 100% iron
breakfast cereals, 1 serving
18 Per serving
milligram (mg)
Chocolate, dark, 45% -69% cocoa
solids, 3 ounces
7 Per serving
milligram (mg)
Oysters, cooked in eastern, moist heat,
3 ounces
8 Per serving
milligram (mg)Sardines, boned, 3 ounces 2
Tuna, light, canned in water, 3
ounce
one
Beef liver, stir-fried, 3 ounces 5
Beef, fried bottom round, 3 ounces 2
Chicken, roasted, meat and skin, 3 ounces 1
Turkey, roasted, breast meat and skin, 3
ounce
one
White beans, canned, 1 water
glass
8 Per serving
milligram (mg)
Lentils, boiled and drained,
1/2 cup
3 Per serving
milligram (mg)
Kidney beans, canned, 1/2 cup 2
Chickpeas, boiled and drained, 1/2
water glass
2nd
Good sources of iron
Spinach, boiled and drained,
1/2 cup
3 milligrams (mg)
Tomatoes, canned, boiled, 1/2
water glass
2 milligrams (mg)
Broccoli, boiled and drained, 1/2
water glass
1 milligram (mg)
Green peas, boiled, 1/2 water
glass
1 milligram (mg)
Raisins, seedless, 1/4 of water
glass
1 milligram (mg)
Tofu, firm, 1/2 cup 3
Medium cooked potatoes including the skin 2
Cashews, fried in oil, 1 ounce
(18 nuts)
2 milligrams (mg)
Bread, whole wheat, 1 slice 1
Egg, large, boiled 1
Source: National Institutes of Health
Women of childbearing age
Importance of folate (body B9) for
Folate or vitamin B9 (in fortified foods
When used or taken as a supplement, also as folic acid
known), another that many women do not get enough in their diets
is a food. Folate is used before conception and for the first time of pregnancy.
neurological birth defects if taken within a few weeks
It can greatly reduce the possibility. Folate is also a woman's
It can reduce the risk of heart disease and certain types of cancer, even if you are not planning to become pregnant (and many
pregnancy is not planned), any woman of childbearing age
is a staple food for. Folate in later life,
your body to produce estrogen during menopause
might help.
Not getting enough folate in your diet can also increase your mood.
it can affect you, making you feel restless and tired,
It can affect your concentration and make you feel depressed and dizzy.
can make it more sensitive to pain.
Dietary tips to increase fertility
If you are planning a pregnancy and have enough folate in your diet
If you are buying, consider the following:
How much folate do you need?
Alcohol, caffeine, as they are known to reduce fertility
and avoiding nicotine.
•
Pollutants that can interfere with fertility
and limiting pesticides
Organic for
food and grass-fed or free
eating circulating meat and eggs.
•
Taking prenatal supplements. Fertility
The most important supplements for folic acid, zinc,
selenium, omega-3 fatty acids, vitamin E and C
vitamin.
•
Not overlooking your partner's diet.
About 40 percent of fertility problems
is on the male side, so your partner is zinc, C
supplements such as vitamin, calcium, and vitamin D
encourage to add.
US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
400 mcg (micrograms) daily for women and girls
He recommends consuming folate or folic acid. Pregnant
Women should take 600 mcg and women who are breastfeeding should take 500 mcg.
Good sources include leafy green vegetables, fruit, and
fruit juice, nuts, beans, and peas. Folic acid
also many cereal-based foods such as cereals, bread and pasta
added to enrich the product.
Good food sources of folate and folic acid
food
Per serving
microgram (mcg)
Beef liver, roasted, 85 grams per serving
microgram (mcg) 215
Ground beef, 85% lean, cooked, 3 ounces per serving
microgram (mcg) 7
Chicken breast, roasted, 1/2 breast per serving
microgram (mcg) 3
Spinach, boiled, 1/2 cup per serving
microgram (mcg) 131
Asparagus, boiled, 4 pieces
spear
89 per serving
microgram (mcg)
Brussels sprouts, frozen,
boiled, 1/2 cup
Per 78 Servings
microgram (mcg)
Lettuce, lettuce, grated, 1 water
glass
Per 64 Servings
microgram (mcg)
Broccoli, chopped, frozen,
cooked, 1/2 cup
Per 52 Servings
microgram (mcg)
Mustard greens, chopped,
frozen, boiled, 1/2 water
glass
Good food sources of folate and folic acid
Black-eyed peas (black-eyed peas), boiled, 1/2 water
glass
Per 105 Servings
microgram (mcg)
Green peas, frozen,
boiled, 1/2 cup
Per 47 Servings
microgram (mcg)
Kidney Beans, canned, 1/2 cup Per Serving
microgram (mcg) 46
Enriched with 25% of the DV
breakfast cereals
Per 100 Servings
microgram (mcg)
Spaghetti, baked, enriched,
1/2 cup
Per 83 Servings
microgram (mcg)
Bread, white, 1 slice per serving
microgram (mcg) 43
Yeast, baked, 1/4 teaspoon per serving
microgram (mcg) per serving
microgram (mcg) 23
Tomato juice, canned, 3/4 water
glass
Per serving
microgram (mcg) 36
Orange juice, 3/4 cup per serving
microgram (mcg) 35
Orange, fresh, per 1 small Serving
microgram (mcg) 23
Papaya, raw, cubed, 1/2 cup 27
Banana per 1 medium Portion
microgram (mcg) 24
Crab, Dungeness, 3 ounces Per Serving
microgram (mcg) 36
Fish, halibut, cooked, 3 ounces per serving
microgram (mcg) 12
Egg, whole, boiled, per 1 large serving
microgram (mcg) 22
Milk, 1% fat, 1 cup Per serving
microgram (mcg) 12
To alleviate PMS symptoms
Verse Tips
Bloating, cramping and a week before your menstrual period
experiencing fatigue, often from fluctuating hormones
originates. Your diet will help you avoid these and other PMS symptoms.
can play an important role in mitigating.
Eat foods high in iron and zinc. Some women
red meat, liver, eggs, leafy green vegetables, and dried
foods such as fruits to relieve PMS symptoms
found that it could help.
Increase your calcium intake. Various studies, milk, yogurt,
in calcium, such as cheese and green leafy vegetables
where rich foods play in alleviating PMS symptoms
emphasized the role.
From trans fats, deep-fried foods, and
avoid sugar. All are inflammatory and PMS
It can trigger symptoms.
Fight by cutting the salt and inflating it. Water retention
if you tend and experience bloating, salty
snacks, frozen dinners and
Avoiding processed foods can make a big difference.
Watch out for food sensitivities. PMS, food
It is a common symptom of their sensitivity. Common criminals
include dairy products and wheat. Suspicious food
Try to cut it and make a difference in your symptoms.
See if it created.
Cut back on caffeine and alcohol. Both can reduce the symptoms of PMS.
so during this time of your menstrual cycle
avoid them.
Consider vitamin supplements. Daily for some women
taking a multivitamin or magnesium, vitamin B6, and E
Taking vitamin supplements can ease cramps. But again,
supplements are not a substitute for a healthy and balanced diet.
That you eat the vitamins and nutrients your body needs
Essential fatty acids to relieve cramps
add. Omega-3 fatty acids
help with cramps
It has been shown to be. More fish or flax seeds
whether eating relieves your PMS symptoms
Look.
For pregnant or breastfeeding women
healthy eating
Per day to provide adequate nutrition to your growing baby
You only need about 300 extra calories.
However, it is natural to gain some weight during pregnancy.
and breastfeeding, helping to lose weight after the baby is born
it could be
Hamilelik diyeti ipuçları
Omega-3 fatty acids are essential for the neurological and
early visual development of your baby and for making breast
milk after birth. Aim for two weekly servings of cold water
fish such as salmon, tuna, sardines, herring, or anchovies.
Sardines are widely considered the safest and most
sustainable fish to eat, while seaweed is a rich vegetarian
source of Omega-3s.
Abstain from alcohol. No amount is safe for the baby.
Cut down on caffeine, which has been linked to a higher risk
of miscarriage and can interfere with iron absorption.
Eat smaller, more frequent meals rather than a few large
ones. This will help prevent and reduce morning sickness
and heartburn.
Be cautious about foods that may be harmful to pregnant
women. These include soft cheeses, sushi, deli meats, raw
sprouts, and fish such as albacore tuna, swordfish, tilefish,
and king mackerel that contain high levels of mercury.
High quality protein is also important to your baby’s
developing brain and nervous system. Opt for high-quality
protein from fish, poultry,
dairy, and plant-based protein sources rather than relying on
just red meat.
Breastfeeding diet tips
Keep your caloric consumption a little higher to help your
body maintain a steady milk supply.
Emphasize healthy sources of protein and calcium, which
are higher in demand during lactation. Nursing women need
about 20 grams more high-quality protein a day than they
did before pregnancy to support milk production.
Take prenatal vitamin supplements, which are still helpful
during breastfeeding, unless your physician tells you
otherwise.
Avoid alcohol, caffeine, and nicotine. Just as with the
pregnancy guidelines above, refrain from drinking
and smoking, and reduce your
caffeine intake.
If your baby develops an allergic reaction, you may need to
adjust your diet. Common food allergens include cow’s milk,
eggs, wheat, fish, and citrus. For a cow’s milk allergy, you
can meet your calcium needs through other high calcium
foods, such as kale, broccoli, or sardines.
Dĩet tĩps to ease the symptoms of
menopause
For up to a decade prior to menopause, your reproductive
system prepares to retire and your body shifts its production
of hormones. By eating especially well as you enter your
menopausal years, you can ease common symptoms.
Boost calcium intake (along with vitamin D and
magnesium) to support bone health and prevent
osteoporosis.
Limit wine, sugar, white flour products, and coffee to ease
hot flashes.

Eat more good fats. Omega-3 and omega-6 essential fatty
acids can help boost hormone
production and give your skin a healthy glow. Evening
primrose oil and blackcurrant oil are good sources of
gamma-linolenic acid (GLA), an essential fatty acid that can
help balance your hormones and alleviate hot flashes
Try flaxseeds for hot flashes. linen
seed to balance hormone levels and warm
in terms of lignans that help manage flashes
rich. 1-2 tablespoons ground into your daily diet
Add flax seeds. To soups, salads, or main
Try sprinkling it on the food.
Eat more soy. Soy products, produced by the body
phytoestrogens, which are plant-based estrogens similar to estrogen
in terms of high. Some research studies soybean menopause
can help manage their symptoms
suggest. Soy milk, tofu, tempeh, and soy nuts
Try natural soy sources such as.