Nutrition Science for PCOS Blog & Resources 

If you have PCOS, you may have been told that inflammation is behind every symptom from your fatigue and cravings to stubborn weight and irregular periods. That can make it seem as though you need to follow a strict anti-inflammatory diet, cut out several food groups or buy a cupboard full of specialist foods and supplements. Research suggests that PCOS is often associated with low-grade inflammation, which can overlap with insulin resistance, metabolic health and hormonal ch

Many women with PCOS skip breakfast for what feel like sensible reasons. You may: not feel hungry in the morning rely on coffee to get going feel too busy to eat want to “save calories” for later or believe fasting will help with weight loss Sometimes breakfast gets pushed later and later until the first proper meal happens at lunchtime, or even later in the afternoon. Looking for some great breakfast ideas, there are 15 high-protein ideas in this post. While this pattern may

When the weather is warm, the last thing many of us want to do is spend an hour standing over the cooker. But if you have PCOS, skipping meals or relying on toast, cereal or snack foods can leave you feeling hungry again within a couple of hours, making afternoon energy dips and evening cravings much harder to manage. Eating well during summer doesn't have to involve complicated recipes or meal prep marathons. With a few simple ingredients in your fridge, you can build satisf