Women who do not experience pregnancy sickness are significantly more likely to miscarriage. The more she thought about, the more likely it seemed. Recently, while visiting Washington, Profet walked through a Safeway supermarket in Georgetown and pointed out some of the dangers she saw lurking in its healthful-looking aisles. In the meat aisle, Profet explained that hormonal changes associated with pregnancy affect the smell and taste centers in the brain, making expectant moms extremely sensitive to odors. This hypersensitivity benefits the embryo, she said, because anything that is the least bit rotten becomes instantly unpalatable.
Meat is great but it has to be very fresh.
I don't think she's going to want them. Fresh ricotta, maybe. Profet stopped at the coffee grinders. Coffee contains more than 1,000 different toxins. And caffeine is just one of them, so decaf coffee doesn't take care of it.