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grapes?

I'm 32w and just read that grapes should be avoided while pregnant? Has anyone else heard of this? I've eaten grapes throughout my entire pregnancy and I just now read they should be avoided especially in the 3rd trimester because it causes heat in your stomach?  Lol what! ?
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10380106 tn?1410962725
???? I literally just got through eating a bowl of grapes.... never heard of that though & yes, they allow them on wic so I doubt it's a concern.
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That's complete bull.  Grapes are fine. They are actually recommended by many for a snack during labor (for those who have a provider who understands the importance of fueling your body for labor).  
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Where did you read that, now I'm curious!
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Okay good to know!  :)
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They give grapes to us on wic
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I've never heard of that. I'm on baby 4 and I'm sure I've eaten grapes during all of my pregnancies and all my babies were fine
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I've never heard that. I hope it isn't true because I've eaten lots of grapes!
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I was eating grapes throughout my pregnancy and my son was born 100% fine. And at term
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8778737 tn?1413827423
Never heard of that. +.+
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