Discuss and Evaluate how to Improving Prenatal nutrition in the UK Literature review

Discuss and Evaluate how to Improving Prenatal nutrition in the UK - Literature review display caseothers prenatal nutrition and descent outcome as the knowledge provide a basis for understanding and design of nutritional interventions for the progression of positive birth results, long term maternal life quality, reduced mortality rates and health allot expenses (Alexander & Cornely, 1987). This review seeks to provide a grand overview on the ways through which prenatal nutrition can be amend in the United Kingdom. The overview of the literature reviews status of maternal nutrition and birth results in the United Kingdom.Nutrition of an expectant mother is a crucial issue owing to the fact that the kind of diet intake during pregnancy whitethorn likely have a positive or a negative impact on the mothers health as well as the newborn baby (Duggan, Watkins, & Walker, 2008). These effects manifest in the childs life early or late in life including adulthood. It is for this reason that the forage Standards Agency in the United Kingdom deems necessary to offer dietary advice for mothers during their gravidity period. The advices offered range from appropriate diet to the undesirable ones. A number of studies conducted in the United Kingdom show evidence that expectant mothers take insufficient major nutrients (Langley-Evans, 2009). The studies further reveal that the current state can be improved through various dietary interventions. This review seeks to bring out dietary interventions that can be provided to expectant mothers with a purpose of improving prenatal care and the general improvement of the birth outcomes.Improved access to quality nutrition among expectant mothers in the United Kingdom has for the last 10 years the governing bodys headache. The United Kingdoms department of health has been formulating various prenatal care policies geared at quality nutrition and care for fraught(p) women that would see reduced risks among the high risk group s. This paper uses numerous literature review works conducted by earlier researchers to