Jerusalem artichoke can be eaten during pregnancy and even after birth, as it helps the production of milk during breastfeeding. However, pregnant women should eat jerusalem artichokes with caution as excessive use can cause diarrhea, abdominal pain, intestinal gas and bloating.
Your baby’s nursery is incomplete without these 10 things!
You have got the crib, the rocking chair, the changing table, the play mat and the baby monitor for the baby’s nursery. What else could a baby need? Well turns out a few more items.
