VOICED : Rock cravings for pregnant women

The video explores unusual cravings during pregnancy, focusing on the craving for soft stones, known as dohwa, in Kenya. It highlights the market for these stones in Nairobi's Githurai market and discusses the reasons behind this craving, such as calcium deficiency. The video also addresses the health risks associated with eating stones, including parasitic infestations and malnourishment, and suggests healthier alternatives like fruits and vegetables.

What is a dohwa and why do some pregnant women crave it?

According to the text, what reasons do women give for eating stones during pregnancy?

What does the study by Britain's Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene reveal about women eating rocks or dirt during pregnancy?

What are the potential health risks associated with the habit of eating stones or soil during pregnancy?

What alternatives does the text suggest for women who crave stones?