Pregnancy Food: Can I Eat It?

Pregnant and wondering “Can I eat this?” You're not alone. Brie, smoked salmon, sushi, deli meat, hot dogs, eggs, coffee... This app answers your pregnancy food questions in seconds, food by food: at the grocery store, at a restaurant or at the dinner table. This is an independent app: it does not represent any government entity and is not affiliated with the FDA, the CDC or any other public agency. All of its official sources are listed below. See at a glance which foods to avoid while pregnant, which to enjoy with a few precautions, and which are allowed. One food, one clear answer Every food guide tells you right away: • Allowed, with caution, or avoid • Why, in 1 or 2 simple sentences • What to do: how to enjoy it when you can (well cooked, pasteurized, washed...) Each food has its own illustration, so you spot it at a glance. Your grocery store, aisle by aisle More than 450 foods sorted into nearly 30 aisles, just like at the grocery store: cheese, deli meats, fish, shellfish, eggs, dairy, fruits and vegetables, drinks, frozen foods, supplements and more. • Quick search: type “brie”, “sushi” or “coffee” and get your answer while you shop • Favorites to keep your go-to foods close Ask Berry (Premium) “Can I eat smoked salmon?” Ask Berry, the app's friendly mascot, and she answers in seconds, using the food guides and the official advice from your country. With your permission, she gets help from online AI. Otherwise, she answers straight from the guides on your phone. Tips for peace of mind More than 50 short articles on pregnancy food and food safety: listeria, toxoplasmosis, folic acid, iron, iodine, caffeine, alcohol, fish and mercury, your fridge, grocery shopping, eating out... On your home screen, Berry shares 4 tips, picked at random and refreshed every time you open the app, right next to your month of pregnancy, which moves forward on its own. Official advice, every source listed Every food guide is based on official U.S. recommendations on what to eat and the foods to avoid while pregnant. These are all the agencies whose guidance the app uses: • FDA: https://www.fda.gov • EPA: https://www.epa.gov • CDC: https://www.cdc.gov • FoodSafety.gov (HHS): https://www.foodsafety.gov • USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service: https://www.fsis.usda.gov • HHS Office on Women's Health: https://womenshealth.gov • NIH National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health: https://www.nccih.nih.gov • Dietary Guidelines for Americans (HHS and USDA): https://realfood.gov These sites are the app's only sources. Every country has its own rules, so the app never borrows another country's advice. Free to start • 3 credits to start, then 1 free credit every day (up to 3 in reserve) • 1 credit opens a food guide, and it stays open for good • Tips, search and favorites are always free Premium • All food guides open, no credits needed • Unlimited questions to Berry (for normal personal use) • 6-month subscription, for a lower monthly price, with 3 days free for new subscribers • Or the monthly subscription No commitment, cancel anytime. Your privacy • No account to create, no ads, no ad tracking • Your profile (first name, month of pregnancy) stays on your phone • Your questions go to online AI only if you say yes • Usage stats never include your pregnancy, the foods you look up or your questions A soft lilac look, light and dark mode, and smooth animations to make every visit a pleasure. Have a friend who's expecting too? Share the app with her from Settings. Good to know This pregnancy food app offers general information based on official recommendations. It does not replace advice from your midwife or doctor. Terms and Conditions: https://alimentationgrossesse.devolim.fr/en/terms.html Privacy Policy: https://alimentationgrossesse.devolim.fr/en/privacy.html

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