Several studies have investigated the effects of caffeine during pregnancy, with conclusions of all kinds. Some related it to abortion, while others claim that a moderate amount does not involve risks.
Although yes, everyone agrees that excessive coffee consumption is not recommended, especially during the first weeks of pregnancy.
Following a recent investigation published in The British Journal of Medicine, the Food Standards Agency of the United Kingdom has decided to change the recommended coffee consumption limit for pregnant women lowering it from 3 cups to 2 cups daily.
According to the study prepared by the universities of Leicester and Leeds, pregnant women who consume more than 200 milligrams a day of caffeine (equivalent to two cups of coffee) are more likely to give birth to babies of lower weight.
They also warn that caffeine can be found in other foods such as some chocolates, Coca-Cola or tea, therefore its consumption must also be moderated.
In any case, for pregnant women who cannot live without their daily dose of caffeine, we have given some advice to replace coffee or at least reduce it.
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