Spring is here, and you know it makes your blood run hot… And if that’s you, you might get pregnant in the coming months.
Yes, you read that right.
This time of year is when most women get pregnant. In fact, the months of September and October are the period when most babies are born. Do the math.
If this is your case and you are pregnant (or planning to be), we want to pamper you with all the benefits that watermelon has to offer.
Want to learn about some of the benefits of watermelon? Keep reading!
- You already know that our Fashion watermelons are seedless, and that’s always appreciated because it makes eating them much easier. We make it really, really easy for you.
- Our Fashion watermelon will help you avoid nausea. Always carry a Tupperware with you; it will help soothe that awful feeling.
- If you’re experiencing uncomfortable heartburn during pregnancy, we want you to know that Sandía Fashion will help you digest better and avoid that burning sensation.
- The potassium you add to your diet by eating Fashion Watermelon will help your muscles avoid unpleasant cramps during pregnancy (especially in the third trimester).
- And who hasn’t experienced uncontrollable hunger at some point during pregnancy? Fashion watermelon is a great hunger-satisfyer due to its fiber content. Plus, you’ll add very few calories and prevent constipation. All the benefits.
- Our watermelon also contains vitamins A and C, natural folic acid, which helps activate the immune system, improving defenses (and preventing possible anemia).
- No matter how much sunscreen you apply, sometimes skin spots during pregnancy are difficult to control. Well, take note because Sandía Fashion can help you avoid them.
- Hydration is important during pregnancy, which is why Fashion natural watermelon juices are a refreshing and highly appetizing hydration boost.
This spring and summer we want to accompany you in this special cycle of your life.
At Sandía Fashion we want to pamper you, take care of you and give flavour to your pregnancy.
Congratulations mum.
