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EPISODE · Dec 9, 2025 · 2 MIN

Podcast 38: The Science Behind Pregnancy Cravings

from "Gyno World" Podcast by Dr. Sunita Pawar Shekokar

In this episode of Gyno World, Dr. Sunita Pawar, a leading gynecologist and obstetrician in HSR Layout, breaks down the real reasons behind those surprising pregnancy cravings — from hormonal changes and heightened senses to nutritional needs and emotional comfort.Discover how shifts in estrogen and progesterone affect your taste, why your body may signal cravings for iron or calcium-rich foods, and how to satisfy cravings mindfully with healthier swaps. This episode helps expecting moms understand their bodies better and make informed choices during pregnancy.Stay tuned to Gyno World with Dr. Sunita Pawar, your trusted gynecologist and obstetrician in HSR Layout, for more expert guidance on women’s health and pregnancy care.Tune in to laugh, learn, and feel seen — only on the Gyno World Podcast ShowFor more updates on “Women’s Health”, follow us. On Facebook and instagram Also listen to our other podcast:How Obesity Affects Menstrual IrregularitiesObesity & PCOS: Breaking the CycleHow Obesity Impacts IVF Success RatesDebunking Myths About Endometriosis

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