1. Eggs Eggs are a great source of protein, a crucial part of your pregnancy diet. The amino acids that make up protein are the building

1. Have Breakfast It’s important for a bunch of reasons. It jump-starts your metabolism and stops you from overeating later. Plus, studies show that adults

1. It’s high in iron for brain health Baby’s brain and nervous system need iron to work properly. To send signals from the brain all

1.  Asparagus The health benefits of asparagus aren’t as widely known as say, kale or broccoli, but this green veggie has a whole lot to offer. Asparagus

1. Bell Peppers Not only are they delicious, but bell peppers are one of the best vitamin C-rich foods and pack in 95mg — over 100% of the

  1. 80/20 Weight Loss Rule Have you been working out hard to look lean? Is it still not working out? Diet may be the

1. Exercise. During commercial breaks or between Netflix episodes, have a friendly competition to see who can do the most pushups, hold a plank the

1. Reduce stress Rough day at the office? Spilled coffee and got your tie stuck in the shredder? Lacey in Accounts threw stuff at you

1. May Delay Signs of Aging Your skin — the body’s largest organ — can be negatively impacted by oxidative stress inside the body. Oxidative stress

1. Identify what’s stressing you out. If you know what’s stressing you out, you’ll have far greater control over the situation. You might be able