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Its my 1st trimester of pregnancy.. is grapes good for me?
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Yes: As long as you do not have diabetes, it is good to eat grapes. However, when you eat too many grapes, you will gain weight because of high sugar content of grapes. So, be careful. Maintain balance
Answered 1/20/2017
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