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Please help, what can i do to get my pregnant girlfriend motivated to lose weight?
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Lose weight?: It is normal for a woman to gain weight when pregnancy. Healthy nutrition and physical activity is important. But, dieting to lose weight isn't usually recommended during pregnancy.
Answered 4/7/2013
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