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Managing Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Naturally: A Game Changer

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Dear Ladies, do you know you can control of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) naturally?

PCOS can feel overwhelming, but the good news is as a lady you can take control naturally! From diet and lifestyle to key supplements, small changes can make a HUGE difference in balancing hormones, improving insulin sensitivity, and reducing symptoms.

PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) is a hormonal imbalance that can cause:Irregular periods, weight gain, ache & excessive hair growth, difficulty getting pregnancy and sooooo many other issues

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CAN DIET REALLY HELP?

PCOS is linked to insulin resistance, so the right diet can:

1)Stabilize blood sugar

2) Balance hormones

3)Support weight management

4) Improve symptoms

WHAT TO AVOID ?

1) Sugar loaded foods and drinks

2) Processed carbs ( white bread, pastries, noodles)

3) Trans fats (fried food, margarine)

PCOS-FRIENDLY FOODS

1) Healthy fats (avocados, olive oil, nuts)

2) Lean protein (chicken, fish, eggs)

3) Fibre-rich vegetable (Ugu, Okra, Bitter leaf, mooring leaves, etc.)

4) Low-Glycaemic index fruits (berries, apples, pears, etc.)

5) Whole grains (oats, brown rice, ofada rice, millet, bulgur wheat, maize, etc)

Pro tip: Eat protein & fibre first in every meal to prevent sugar spikes

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SUPPLEMENTS THAT HELP

1) Myo-Inositol: Improves insulin sensitivity& restores ovulation

2) Berberine: Supports insulin balance &metabolism

3) Magnesium: Reduces inflammation &stress hormones

4) Zinc: Supports hair & skin health (helps with hormonal acne)

5)Omega-3s: Reduces inflammation &balances hormones

6)Supplement

Vitamin D- Essential for hormone regulation (many women with PCOS are deficient

LIFESTYLE MODIFICATIONS

– Small daily changes = BIG impact

– Exercise Smartly- Strength training & walking help balance hormones

– Manage Stress- Chronic stress= more hormonal imbalance!

– Prioritize Sleep- Poor sleep worsens insulin resistance & weight goin

– Ditch Endocrine Disruptors – Reduce plastic use & avoid toxins in skincare

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PCOS is not a life sentence, you can thrive with the right approach

– Eat wisely

– Supplement smartly

– Move your body

– Prioritise rest

Note: Always consult with your gynecologist before making any decisions about your health. What works for one person may not work for another, so personalized guidance is important 

Written by Ruth Semilore

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