PCOS girlies ✨

Hey mamas x just wondering if there are any pcos girlies out there and would like to drop some kai inspo or tips & tricks in managing symptoms 🥴 or even some pointers in general. I was diagnosed about 2 years ago but tbh I’ve just been winging it with everything up until now. I’ve noticed my skin is breaking out a lot more and I’m also eating shit so I’ve gained like 20kgs since Dec 🙄🤦🏽‍♀️ also looking for a gym buddy if you live out west Auckland x starting a weight loss journey for like the 100th time 😬
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Following* fellow pcos girlie over here I believe with pcos the less dairy the better which sucks cause I love cheese lol

@Marissa Oml I also found that less dairy the better

I guess luckily I’m lactose intolerant 🤣 but I still eat cheese hahahaha

Eve wellness blood sugar babe. There is emerging evidence for the ingredient ovasitol in the supplement for pcos. I started taking it and noticed my cravings for carbs reduced. It hardly tastes of anything too. But obviously should check if you are taking any medication etc that it’s okay to take.

I also saw a woman’s health dietician and nutritionist and I was eating about a third of the protein I needed and so changing to have high protein especially at breakfast has helped! And lower carbs (not no carbs) but having the protein as the main focus of meals

Oh thanks for the tip! I’ll check with my GP if that’s good to go since I’m on some blood pressure meds :) I found a girl named cailee eats on TikTok and she’s amaaaaazing at her high protein low carb meals 😍 she has PCOS and is also ttc so she’s been awesome to watch since we’re on a similar journey ☺️

hi I'm trouble with my cycle since they put a marina in there so I understand

@Lisa Layne omg! Same. Like when ever I have the merena in I don’t have a period. At one point I had one after another put in and I didn’t have a period for over 8 years… it was nice not to have a period but makes me worry also.

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