Prenatal

by roguerennaLast updated February 18, 2017
Macro NutrientsAmountMax
Calories (kcal)17002700
Carbohydrates (g)145
Protein (g)70
Total Fat (g)80
Saturated Fat (g)0
Monounsaturated Fat (g)0
Polyunsaturated Fat (g)0
Omega-3 Fatty Acids (g)2.5
Omega-6 Fatty Acids (g)2.5
Total Fiber (g)28
Soluble Fiber (g)7
Insoluble Fiber (g)7
Cholesterol (mg)0
VitaminsAmountMax
Vitamin A (IU)256510000
Vitamin B6 (mg)1.9100
Vitamin B12 (ug)2.6
Vitamin C (mg)852000
Vitamin D (IU)2002000
Vitamin E (IU)22.41500
Vitamin K (ug)90
Thiamin (mg)1.4
Riboflavin (mg)1.4
Niacin (mg)1835
Folate (ug)6001000
Pantothenic Acid (mg)5
Biotin (ug)30
Choline (mg)4503500
MineralsAmountMax
Calcium (g)12.5
Chloride (g)2.33.6
Chromium (ug)30
Copper (mg)110
Iodine (ug)2201100
Iron (mg)2745
Magnesium (mg)360
Manganese (mg)211
Molybdenum (ug)502000
Phosphorus (g)0.73.5
Potassium (g)4.7
Selenium (ug)60400
Sodium (g)1.52.3
Sulfur (g)2
Zinc (mg)1140
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Notes:

This is a basic nutritional profile for pregnant women. Of course, always discuss your nutritional needs with your doctor!

Your calorie needs are individual and will vary during the pregnancy. Recommended pregnancy calories for women of healthy weight:
First Trimester: same as your pre-pregnancy maintenance calorie level, or that plus up to 100 additional calories.
Second Trimester: Add 300-400 calories.
Third Trimester: Add 0-200 more calories (for a total of 300-500 above your pre-pregnancy maintenance level.)
Underweight or overweight women's calorie needs will differ.

Recommended protein intake for pregnancy is 70g-100g or about .55 gram per pound of body weight.

High fat and medium carbs for better satiety & apetite control. Macros can be changed for your needs and preferences.

Micros from:
• U.S. government DRI, male 19-50 (default for a starting point)
• Institute of Medicine, Women 19-50 http://www.webmd.com/vitamins-and-supplements/lifestyle-guide-11/vitamins-minerals-how-much-should-you-take?page=2
• WebMD Pregnancy Diet Info http://www.webmd.com/baby/pregnancy-diet-nutrients-you-need
• Perinatolgy.com http://perinatology.com/Reference/RDApregnancy.htm