AAnonymous Member12 Apr 2026Is ragi good for conceiving?My husband and I are trying to conceive, and I'm trying to make sure my diet is healthy. I heard that ragi is very nutritious. Is ragi good to include in my diet when trying to get pregnant?37ShareShare your experience or answer thisCommentSort by:LatestKiran Nair·18 Apr 2026Ragi is great! With twins, I needed double the calcium, so ragi became my best friend. Definitely include it in your diet.22ShareReportYashoda Bajpai·25 Apr 2026You don't need expensive seeds. Just buy normal ragi flour from ration shop or local market, make simple ragi dosas, it is cheap and very healthy.21Share
Kiran Nair·18 Apr 2026Ragi is great! With twins, I needed double the calcium, so ragi became my best friend. Definitely include it in your diet.22ShareReport
Yashoda Bajpai·25 Apr 2026You don't need expensive seeds. Just buy normal ragi flour from ration shop or local market, make simple ragi dosas, it is cheap and very healthy.21Share
Saraswati Chakraborty·14 Apr 2026Yes dear, ragi is very pure and nutritious. Eat healthy foods like this, keep a calm mind, and leave the rest in God's hands.15ShareReport
Charumati Sehgal·16 Apr 2026I delivered recently and I ate ragi throughout my TTC and pregnancy journey. It's packed with calcium and iron, which really helps prepare your body.14ShareReport
Madhuri Kachwaha·20 Apr 2026Ragi is healthy, but do consult your gynac or nutritionist for a proper diet plan when trying to conceive.12ShareReport
Tripti Sahoo·20 Apr 2026Honestly, ragi is a superfood. It helps control blood sugar and is great for egg quality, so definitely add ragi roti or porridge to your daily diet.12ShareReport
Aditi Grover·23 Apr 2026Ragi helped me build up my strength even after my C-section. It's very healthy for conceiving too, so try having ragi malt in the morning.10ShareReport