PCOS Nutritionist Blog

If you have PCOS and feel like you’re constantly thinking about food, especially sugar or carbs, you’re not the only one who's struggling. This is one of the most common questions I hear from women who feel they’re doing “all the right things” but still feel overwhelmed by cravings, energy dips, and appetite swings. This can feel confusing and frustrating, particularly if you’ve been told to just “eat less sugar” or “be more disciplined”. But for many women with PCOS, craving

Fibre has always been important for good health, but recently a new trend called “fibremaxxing” has taken over social media. Instead of cutting foods out, fibremaxxing is all about adding more high-fibre foods into your day to support digestion, energy, and weight management. But if you have PCOS, does fibremaxxing really help? And could there be downsides if you go too far? Let’s look at what fibremaxxing means, the benefits for PCOS, and how to use this trend in a safe and

PCOS Lunch Ideas – Key Points Focus on high-protein meals to stabilise blood sugar. Include fibre-rich vegetables and healthy fats for hormone support. Simple, practical lunches suitable for busy schedules. Helps manage cravings, energy dips, and weight for PCOS. Supports overall hormone balance and long-term wellbeing. Why Lunch Matters When You Have PCOS Lunch is often the most overlooked meal of the day. Many of my clients with PCOS either grab a quick meal deal, rely on a

If you’ve ever Googled “best diet for PCOS”, you’ve probably seen the Mediterranean diet come up again and again. But is it really as...