Most of the women are complaining about the new pregnancy book on offer, they have stated that it is too advanced, and is library reading, rather then an intimate, step by step guide through fetal stages', and that, they found it a waste of time, money, resource and fiance.

They also stated that, NHS offer everything, except a pregnancy dietitian, to help , with basic guidelines' to eating healthy, not a weight loss programme as such, if they require extra support and or have eating issues', or come from back-grounds of families that were not educated in healthy eating and bad habits have been passed down through the generations'.

In that, the NHS can merger with other companies' that provide commercial-weight loss programmes', in sponsorship of their companies brand name.... thus, this will help with supportive fiance of such employees that work within surgeries', and or doctors units', plus, with those that can not follow the advices of the Dietitians', advisory referrals can be made to join such programmes'.

We know that the NHS service can not refer for payments' for such weight loss clubs', as some people have to take part responsibilities', if there are no other impending circumstance of conditional liable cases'...but this will help in reducing obesity and or other ill-health related subjected for dietary needs'.