Hemali Soni16 May 2026Is shepu good during pregnancy?I love using dill leaves, or shepu, in my cooking. But I'm unsure if it's safe to consume them while I'm pregnant. Can I continue to eat shepu sabzi or other dishes with it?18ShareShare your experience or answer thisCommentSort by:LatestMridula Naidu·19 May 2026I was very scared of eating leafy greens like shepu, but cooked well in small portions it is safe. Just wash it thoroughly to avoid any infections.25ShareReportNilima Waghmare·16 May 2026I panicked when someone said shepu is too hot for pregnancy. But I ate it in moderate amounts and it was perfectly fine, so relax.22Share
Mridula Naidu·19 May 2026I was very scared of eating leafy greens like shepu, but cooked well in small portions it is safe. Just wash it thoroughly to avoid any infections.25ShareReport
Nilima Waghmare·16 May 2026I panicked when someone said shepu is too hot for pregnancy. But I ate it in moderate amounts and it was perfectly fine, so relax.22Share
Pallavi Limaye·21 May 2026I felt so relieved when I could digest shepu easily, it really helped with my gas issues. Just cook it freshly at home.21ShareReport
Kavipriya Kurup·18 May 2026Shepu is very good for digestion, beta. Eat it cooked nicely with some moong dal, but don't eat too much of it daily.19ShareReport
Geeta Alva·26 May 2026Actually yaar, it's super healthy and full of iron. Just make sure to wash it properly because of the dirt in leafy veggies.19ShareReport
Madhuri Dalmia·23 May 2026Honestly, anything that helps with my bloating is welcome right now! Shepu with bhakri is my comfort food these days.15ShareReport
Chintamani Panikkar·27 May 2026My mother-in-law makes it often and says it is very healthy. I hope to keep eating it when we conceive.14ShareReport
Geethika Pillai·28 May 2026My doctor said dill leaves are rich in vitamins and safe in culinary amounts. Just avoid concentrated dill oil or supplements during pregnancy.14ShareReport