Dr Josh Axe
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6 Steps to Avoid Morning Sickness
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June 21, 2016
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7:52Now PlayingWhat’s worse than feeling nauseous all day long, especially when you’re pregnant? Try these 6 tips to avoid morning sickness:
1. Avoid foods that cause nausea - caffeine, foods with a strong scent like cruciferous vegetables, and seafood
2. Replace those foods with foods that are more mild in flavor - rice, fruit, cooked vegetables, organic chicken, bone broth
3. Do not skip meals
4. Try acupuncture
5. Use essential oils - chamomile, lavender, ginger, peppermint
6. Light exercise
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