The recommended diet for pregnancy differs from the recommended diet for lactation because:
a. a lactating woman requires more calories and protein.
b. a pregnant woman needs more calcium.
c. a lactating woman requires fewer vitamins.
d. a pregnant woman requires more iron and protein.
A
A lactating woman needs 200 calories and 5 g of protein per day more than the pregnant woman.
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