Your body's main source of sustainable energy comes from eating carbohydrate.
Breads, cereals and grains are the preferred source for your body's energy. It is recommended that these provide you with about 60-70% of your total daily kilojoules (or calories). The other 30 to 40% will come from fats and sugars. in the pregnancy carbohydrates support a healthy pregnancy and aid the growth and development of the baby.
Pregnant women should be given more power than a typical 300-500 kcal energy sources, most of which came from rice flour, sugar and fruit.
But must eat the right amount with the age at pregnancy. Because of you, some of which have no knowledge of this is extremely vulnerable to the occurrence of diabetes during pregnancy and disadvantageous effect on the baby in the womb.
the pregnancy have twins, Yes. You'll definitely need more calories than a woman carrying just one baby.
One rule of thumb is to add 300 calories a day for each of your babies. So if you're carrying twins, you should add roughly 600 calories to your normal load, which would probably take you to about 2,800 calories a day. If you're carrying triplets, you'd aim for an extra 900 calories a day, pushing your daily total to about 3,100 calories.