Social influence and construction of postpartum food intake among Malay women - Theory and Practice in Hospitality and Tourism Research - page 457

Rahimi, H., Fatimah, A.M., Rahimah, I., Sarah, Y.
& Marlia, M.S. ( 2003). Adakah pantang larang
pemakanan di kalangan Orang Asli mempengaruhi
tahap kesihatan ibu dan anak: pengalaman daerah
Kuala Lipis. Malaysian Journal of Public Health Med-
icine, 3 (1), 73-77.
Ramle, A. & Beri, S. (1993). Komuniti Orang Asli di
Terengganu . Terengganu: Percetakan Yayasan Islam
Terengganu.
Rashiqah, I.A.R. (July 23, 2009). Pantang larang Melayu:
Sesetengahnya ada bukti saintifik tetapi tidak disedari
masyarakat., Berita Harian .
Reinharz, S. & Chase, S.E. (2003). Interviewing women
In J. Holstein & J.F. Gubrium (Eds.), Inside interview-
ing: New lenses, new concerns (pp. 73-90). California:
Sage.

Shahar, S., Earland, J. & Rahman, S.A. (2000). Food
intakes and habits of rural elderly Malays. Asia Pacific
Journal of clinical nutrition, 9 (2), 122-129.
Stefanello, J., Nakano, A.M.S. & Gomes, F.A. (2008).
Beliefs and taboos related to the care after delivery:
their meaning for a women group. Acta Paulista de
Enfermagem, 21 (2), 275-281.
Wong, L. (1994). Apart from the Sesame Oil Chicken:
The Chinese women 'doing the month. Dou-Shin Ltd,
Taipei .
Yusof, S., Zulkifli, S., Shaidan, S. & Kamaruddin, M.
(2013). The differences of food consumption and
practices during confinement between urban and rural
Malay women. Paper presented at the Hospitality and
Tourism: Synergizing Creativity and Innovation in
Research, London.