Is it true that pregnant women can t pick fruit trees, pregnant women can t pick fruit?

There is no scientific basis for not being able to pick fruit while pregnant. The reason why fruit trees do not bear fruit is because the management is not timely. In summer and autumn, the control of pests and diseases is not timely, resulting in premature leaf shedding, insufficient nutrient storage, poor flower bud differentiation, or no differentiation.

Excessive application of nitrogen fertilizer and excess growth nutrients. Improper pruning, over-pruning, overgrowth of branches, poor differentiation of flower buds. So it's wrong not to pick fruit when you're pregnant.

I don't think there are so many taboos during pregnancy, but in the eyes of the elderly, there are many things that cannot be done during pregnancy, but I have done many things that the old people say are taboo during pregnancy, such as cutting hair, taking needles and threads, I have done all of them, but there is nothing after the child is born, and the old man's words are actually doing something wrong in their hearts, and what they say does not have any scientific basis.

In our case, there is also a saying during pregnancy, you can't pick fruit during pregnancy, otherwise there will be no fruit in this tree in the next year, but no, I also went to pick loquat when I was pregnant, and they all told me that I couldn't pick it, and I said I didn't believe it, so I chose to pick it, and when it bears fruit again this year, the tree will not say that there is no sign of fruit, as they say, and this year's fruit is more fruitful and sweeter.

When the fruit bears fruit this year, I will say to them, "I never believe what you say, but you see this year's tree is bearing fruit, and it is more fruitful and sweeter, so don't believe it." Actually, I just did it to see if what they said was true, and the end result told me that what they said was a rumor and I really couldn't believe it.

It is right for pregnant women not to pick fruits, because it is indeed inconvenient for pregnant women to pick fruits with their stomachs upright, and it is easy to get hurt, so pregnant women should try not to pick fruits by themselves, and if they want to eat, just ask their husbands or other family members to help pick them. But if a pregnant woman picks the fruit, the tree will not bear fruit in the coming year, which is nonsense at all.

Precautions for first-trimester care.

1. No contact with tobacco and alcohol: Not touching tobacco and alcohol not only means that you do not smoke or drink, but also include not staying in a smoking environment for a long time, and passive smoking will also cause harm to children.

2. Brush your teeth frequently: Due to morning sickness, expectant mothers need to brush their teeth frequently to avoid their teeth being destroyed by vomit residues; In addition, expectant mothers who have just become pregnant like to eat sour foods, which are the most likely to spoil their teeth.

3. Coping with vomiting: If the expectant mother always wants to vomit after eating, then she needs to prepare a towel and mouthwash with her. If the expectant mother hasn't told her boss and co-workers about her pregnancy, then she should come up with a convincing excuse in case the co-worker helps you when you're not feeling well.

4. Appetite when you lose your appetite: In addition to the taboo foods that pregnant women eat, they can eat whatever they like. In general, expectant mothers in the early stages of pregnancy like to eat acidic foods such as oranges, dried plums or kimchi.

Therefore, husbands and family members should prepare more of these foods. Because the fetus grows slowly during the first trimester, it doesn't need much nutrition.

5. Eat small meals often: eat every 2-3 hours. In order to reduce the morning sickness reaction, you can eat more dry foods, such as baked cakes, biscuits, baked steamed bread slices, bread slices, etc.

If the expectant mother has severe morning sickness, she should pay attention to eating more alkaline foods such as vegetables and fruits to prevent acidosis.

The loquat in the community is ripe, and the yellow and clear are very attractive. Every day after dinner, I take a few walks around the neighborhood. I salivated as I looked at the dazzling yellow loquats, so I couldn't help but pick a few of each tree and taste them to see which one was the sweetest.

Yesterday, my grandmother on the first floor gave me a few skewers. I told my mom that I had tasted the sweetest of many trees downstairs. Mom hurriedly said:

You can't pick it, pregnant women can't pick it, the old people often say that pregnant women pick the fruit and the next year the fruit tree doesn't bear fruit. I'll give you some strips of red cloth, and you'll hang them on a tree. After that, he told me not to hold the baby of the commissary owner, because if I hugged the baby, I would pull the green poop.

It turns out that there is such a saying!

When I arrived at school in the afternoon, my colleague also invited us to eat loquats, and when I talked about it, she said that pregnant women could not pick them, and the loquat trees in this community were all planted by themselves. Oh yes, I always thought it was public! No wonder once I just picked one, the grandmother next to me stopped me very angrily, and I was still not convinced:

This loquat is not your family.

You can't pick it up in the future!!