In this video, you will learn:
1. Why elevated blood glucose is dangerous during pregnancy
2. How maternal blood glucose levels affect fetal development in utero
3. How a pregnant mother's diet affects the long-term health and development of the baby
4. Is there a connection between a pregnant woman's diet and the number of fat cells in the fetus
5. Is a high-carbohydrate diet dangerous during pregnancy if blood glucose levels remain normal
6. What is gestational diabetes
7. Why does the normal blood glucose level for pregnant women differ from established norms for non-pregnant women
8. How does a mother's insulin level affect fetal birth weight
9. How does a pregnant woman's blood glucose level affect fetal insulin levels
10. Does a pregnant woman's diet affect the risk of her baby becoming overweight in the long term?
11. Why is it dangerous to follow traditional nutrition recommendations for pregnant women?
12. Why is the number of children with type 2 diabetes steadily increasing every year?
13. What are the main causes of a large fetus?
14. Do pregnant women really need carbohydrates in large quantities? Quantity
15. What carbohydrates should be included in the diet of pregnant women?
16. What is the correlation between the glycemic index of a diet and its nutritional value?
17. Why can't there be a single standard carbohydrate intake for all pregnant women?
18. What foods should predominate in the diet of pregnant women?
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Dr. Marina Igorevna Kolesnikova is a practicing nutritionist (since 2007), obstetrician-gynecologist (2007-2010), and specialist in the ketogenic diet and intermittent fasting, providing online consultations to patients from all over the world.
Education:
1. Odessa State Medical University (Faculty of Medicine, specializing in General Medicine)
2. Course "Fundamentals of Nutrition" by Nicola Pfeiffer (Moscow, Russia)
3. National Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education named after P. L. Shupika (Department of Gastroenterology, Dietetics, and Endoscopy, Kyiv, Ukraine)
4. International Academy of Clinical Nutrition (Course "Nutrition Strategies for Women with Hormonal Disorders", Rome, Italy)
5. Live Nutrition Academy (Diploma in Weight Management, Sydney, Australia)
6. Dr. Berg's "Ketogenic Nutrition and Intermittent Fasting Trainer" Course (Alexandria, Virginia, USA)
Personal website of nutritionist Marina Igorevna Kolesnikova http://dietologonline.com
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Disclaimer:
The information in this video and other publicly available publications by Dr. Marina Igorevna Kolesnikova, including articles, videos, and live broadcasts, is generalized, educational in nature, and does not constitute a diagnosis, medical prescription, or alternative to individual medical advice.