Banana Bread for Pregnancy - Nutritious & Delicious | Gleneagles Hospitals Malaysia

Women’s health is a story passed down through generations, much like a beloved family recipe. “Recipes for Her” bridges timeless traditions with women’s health, exploring essential topics such as menopause, pregnancy, sexual health, fitness, and vital concerns - like heart health, bone health, and cancer care - all through the shared joy of Malaysia’s most-loved food and beverages.

Each recipe serves more than just flavour - it’s a gateway to expert insights and empowering conversations about women’s health. Together, we blend tradition and care to nourish the body, mind, and spirit, one recipe at a time.

Recipes for Wellness

Pregnancy is like baking banana bread—everything starts with the right ingredients: cells, genes, and a sprinkle of love. Just like setting the right conditions ensures your bread rises to perfection, the right care and patience let your baby grow like the sweet little loaf they are.
Pregnancy is like baking banana bread—everything starts with the right ingredients: cells, genes, and a sprinkle of love. Just like setting the right conditions ensures your bread rises to perfection, the right care and patience let your baby grow like the sweet little loaf they are.

Symptoms

Missed periods
Morning sickness
Frequent peeing
Breast soreness

Ingredients to Take Care of Yourself During Pregnancy

Heallthy diet
No need to “eat for 2”
Iron-rich food
Low-fat and pasteurised dairy
Protein-rich food

Directions for a Healthy Pregnancy

Healthy diet

Nourish with whole foods: fruits, vegetables, proteins, and healthy fats.

No need to “eat for 2”

Focus on quality, not quantity, to maintain a healthy weight.

Iron-rich food

Eat iron-rich foods: beans, lentils, cereals, beef, turkey, liver, shrimp.

Low-fat and pasteurised dairy

Opt for low-fat, pasteurised milk, yogurt, and cheese for strong bones.

Protein-rich food

Choose lean, skinless meats and ensure they are thoroughly cooked with no pink meat or red juices.

Myth

Pregnant women should not exercise.

Fact

There is evidence that active women are less likely to experience problems later in pregnancy and during labour.

Myth

Fact

Pregnant women should not exercise.

There is evidence that active women are less likely to experience problems later in pregnancy and during labour.

Vitamins and Minerals

  • Folic acid
  • Iron
  • Calcium
  • Vitamin D
  • Vitamin C

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