Is it true that you can't drink coffee during pregnancy? New research shows that it is safe for pregnant women to drink coffee

Because everyone's physical condition is different, even if there is a research report that pregnant women can drink coffee, it does not mean that everyone is suitable, nor does it mean that they can drink a lot! All foods must be ingested according to their own conditions and appropriate doses!

Recently, a team from the Institute of Molecular Bioscience at the University of Queensland published a Mendelian randomized study in the International Journal of Epidemiology on the coffee intake of pregnant women during pregnancy and the effects of coffee drinking on the fetus.

According to the team's genetic analysis of coffee drinking behavior of pregnant women, drinking coffee with physical permission during pregnancy does not necessarily lead to adverse consequences (such as miscarriage, stillbirth, premature birth, low birth weight, etc.).

Medical teams have been studying whether they can drink coffee during pregnancy over the past few decades. Currently, World Health Organization guidelines indicate daily caffeine intake during pregnancy.