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Nutrition Science for PCOS Blog & Resources


Supplements for PCOS Inflammation: What Does the Evidence Say
If you have PCOS (now known as PMOS), it is easy to feel that you should be taking a long list of supplements. Omega-3, vitamin D, magnesium, NAC, curcumin and probiotics are all promoted online for reducing inflammation, often with confident claims and very little explanation of who they may help. The reality is more nuanced. Some supplements have been studied in women with PCOS and may influence certain inflammatory or metabolic markers. However, no supplement has been show
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PCOS Weight Gain Causes: Why Your Weight and Body Shape Can Change
If you've noticed your weight creeping up since your PCOS symptoms began, you may be wondering what's actually causing it. Perhaps you haven't dramatically changed the way you eat, yet your clothes feel tighter around your middle. Maybe you're experiencing stronger cravings than you used to, feeling hungrier between meals or finding that maintaining your weight takes much more effort. It can be particularly frustrating when you're eating reasonably well and don't feel that yo
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PCOS Supplements Guide: What to Know Before You Buy
An evidence-based guide to choosing supplements for PCOS without wasting money or feeling overwhelmed. If you've searched online for the best supplements for PCOS, you've probably found hundreds of recommendations. One website tells you to take inositol. Another recommends magnesium, omega-3, probiotics and vitamin D. Social media influencers promote expensive supplement routines with handfuls of capsules every morning, all claiming to balance hormones, improve fertility or s
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