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hlthi · 8 months
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the main thing i wish i knew sooner about pcos is that there was a reason why i was so prone to overeating highly palatable foods, and that reason went beyond having a lack of willpower or self control. people with pcos tend to have a lot of intolerances to common foods (i.e. gluten and dairy) and we are very sensitive to sugar. eating sugar (in one of the many forms it exists in our food) or a food we’re intolerant to can throw off our hunger signals for days. (people are prone to crave the foods they’re intolerant to, and it gets more complex when you consider theories around absorption.)
having food that your body doesn’t agree with can leave you hungry and trying to pacify it, but many of us do not get proper education on what is actually a balanced meal for someone with pcos. the healthy food industry is deceptive and dishonest. foods i thought were healthy included granola bars (ridiculously high in sugar), most cereal (lots of wheat and sugar and nutritionally void), fruit juice (strips fruit of the fiber and just leaves behind the sugar), and so many other common suggestions that are not actually good for everyone. not to mention eating these foods usually leaves you extremely fatigued and can trigger other disruptive symptoms.
this is the awful cycle of trying to eat better, but accidentally eating a food that doesn’t agree with your body, and then feeling dissatisfied/ill with lots of cravings. this is why i always recommend that you start with monitoring sugar, identifying your intolerances, and learning how to create balanced meals if you have pcos.
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iamphatvenus · 4 months
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Page from my PCOS Survival Guide
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foodieflavorscape · 1 month
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So if you're ready to take control of your PCOS symptoms and support hormone health through nutrition, join us on this empowering journey. Together, we'll explore the transformative power of food and unlock the secrets to managing PCOS with confidence and vitality. Get ready to nourish your body, balance your hormones, and reclaim your health with the PCOS Diet - Foods To Help Balance Hormone Health!
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maisha-online · 2 months
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perazoo · 3 months
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Wow, what a crazy few months it has been. I’m sorry I haven’t posted in awhile..
I tried the Keto diet so I can lose weight in a quick way. I didn’t lose anything at all. I had cut back, drank only water, and no snacking. Nothing. Turns out, I have PCOS. And PCOS causes insulin resistance, making weight loss extremely difficult. I’ve been pretty down and out since the diagnosis as it 1) explained all of my behaviors from childhood til now and 2) losing weight and feeling accepting of myself was going to take a long time.
My doctors recommended birth control, to relieve me of some of my symptoms. At first everything was fine, mood changes here and there were getting in my way of actually going outside to live my life. Small instances, but truly time wasted. After starting the birth control for 2 months, I gained 15-17 pounds. I was devastated. I had to make a big change and fast.
I started looking at supplements that help women with their PCOS symptoms. I found a few but some are so expensive it almost destroyed my morale. I found one called S’moo. You got a lot more doses for way less money. So why not? I’ve been taking them for a week now and truly no real change will come for another couple of months BUT I can tell my appetite has been curbed tremendously! My weight seems to be slowly winding down but I am giving it much more time before feeling victorious or defeated.
I found it extremely difficult to go through this and am lucky enough to have a supportive family.
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the-stardust-artist · 3 months
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When I first got diagnosed with PCOS
Me: and she wants me to try and cut out carbs like rice, bread, and potatoes
Brother: !!! But your a gorgeous gorgeous bread person!!!!!
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healthsupplementindia · 4 months
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sangeethatecno · 7 months
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Busting the PCOS myth wide open! 🚫🌟 PCOS affects women of all shapes and sizes. Let's shed light on the truth and empower everyone to understand this complex condition. Knowledge is our key to breaking barriers. 💪
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drpawar · 7 months
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Dr. Mukta Rayte | PCOS Treatment in Kothrud
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pcos-uno-reverse · 8 months
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Looking for advice from anyone with pcos or anyone who suffers from fatigue
How do you find the energy to exercise?
I've been doing really well lately- after some family stress died down I've been doing great and eating really healthy. I'm down 5 lbs (last I checked)
I used to work out regularly and I'm ready to get back into doing that again, at least some super simple weight lifting.
My problem is...the pcos fatigue. I am SOOO TIRED.
I have a toddler, I'm in school, I have a house to take care of, and by like 2pm I'm totally exhausted. Caffeine isn't recommended for pcos so I'd like to avoid that if possible. I'm already on metformin, I don't think it does much for energy levels. Any advice at all would be greatly appreciated! Wake me upppppppppppppppp
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yogatribex · 11 months
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Take control of your health and balance your hormones naturally with these 6 yoga asanas for PCOS! Regulate your menstrual cycle, reduce stress, and improve your overall well-being with the transformative power of yoga.
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keepdiettips · 11 months
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Discover the ultimate #PCOSDiet guide! Learn how to nourish your body and manage Polycystic Ovary Syndrome with these scrumptious recipes. From mouthwatering salads to energizing smoothies, we've got you covered! 😋💪
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svasthvida · 5 months
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Ayurvedic treatment in India at Svasthvda is considered the most promising and effective treatment for many diseases, and hence that's why many women choose Ayurvedic treatment for PCOS/PCOD in India. Ayurvedic treatment in India for PCOS/ PCOD Includes lifestyle modifications and medications along with Virechana (Detoxification), Nasya, Shirodhara, and Uttar Basti. 𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐭𝐚𝐜𝐭 𝐔𝐬 𝐭𝐨 𝐁𝐞𝐠𝐢𝐧 𝐘𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐀𝐲𝐮𝐫𝐯𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐜 𝐇𝐞𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐠! ➡️𝐂𝐚𝐥𝐥/𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭𝐬𝐀𝐩𝐩: 099143 21828 ➡️𝐄-𝐦𝐚𝐢𝐥: [email protected]
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vibrantvarsha · 1 year
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Is Coffee Good or Bad for PCOS? The Truth Behind This Popular Drink. A must watch!
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gomoringa123 · 1 year
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What to eat if you have PCOS?
Polycystic ovary syndrome, popularly known as PCOS, is an endocrine (hormonal) illness that can produce many ovarian cysts, abnormal hair growth, inflammation, and other symptoms, such as infertility. Read More:- What to eat if you have PCOS?
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pcos-uno-reverse · 1 year
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