Gloucester cheese is a traditional, semi-hard cheese with its origins in England. Single gloucester cheese is crumbly and lighter in texture whereas double gloucester cheese is allowed to age for a longer period of time, making it harder. Most studies indicate that aged cheeses have lesser chances of breeding listeria causing bacteria. Hence, double gloucester is considered safe for pregnant women to eat. However, it is advisable to consult your doctor before having gloucester cheese while you are expecting.
Dietary changes to prevent and manage preeclampsia during pregnancy
How to prevent preeclampsia with diet In general, it is always essential to eat a well-balanced healthy diet before planning to become pregnant and during pregnancy. This will help to reduce the risk of developing