Top 7 Diet Tips For PCOS

www.PowerOverPcos.com – Discover the top 7 diet tips to beat PCOS polycystic ovary syndrome! From naturopath, author, and PCOS specialist Julie Merrick. Get more PCOS tips at www.poweroverpcos.com


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25 responses to “Top 7 Diet Tips For PCOS”

  1. ShontelleNola Avatar
    ShontelleNola

    Thanxxxxx

  2. Bandgeek12444 Avatar
    Bandgeek12444

    I just was recently diagnosed with PCOS. I’m 17 and I don’t know what to do. Im at such a loss. I feel so disgusting, like I havent done what I’m supposed to do. Now I’m trapped with a fat body and male hormones surging around my body, creating unpleasant effects. Thank you for this video. Hopefully I can turn myself around. I’m so worried.

  3. PowerOverPCOS Avatar
    PowerOverPCOS

    @iluye Yes, you just need to be aware that those milks (except coconut) are often high in carbohydrates.

  4. PowerOverPCOS Avatar
    PowerOverPCOS

    @shawna1320 No they’re not dairy.

  5. iluye Avatar
    iluye

    So dairy is out, but can I still use Almond Milk, Coconut Milk, Rice Milk, etc?

  6. shawna1320 Avatar
    shawna1320

    Would almond or soy milk be concidered dairy?

  7. 4iz Avatar
    4iz

    @aiy19sha I have PCOS and don’t have dairy (I’m lactose intolerant also). For breakfast I typically have porridge made on water with calcium fortified rice milk (fortified soy milk should be ok also) and a ground up seed/nut mix called LSA (linseeds, sunflower seeds, almonds) for good fats. Baked beans on toast or poached eggs on toast are also good. If you like salmon I would suggest trying to eat tinned salmon regulary as it has tiny edible bones in it that has lots of calcium.

  8. DeeAmberAndrade Avatar
    DeeAmberAndrade

    Omega 3s! Totally skipped mine the last few days. Gotta go take it now :o)

  9. aiy19sha Avatar
    aiy19sha

    @PowerOverPCOS So do you know what i can do for breakfast instead, cause I have always had breakfast with dairy products such as cheese on toast or milk and cereal

  10. PowerOverPCOS Avatar
    PowerOverPCOS

    @aiy19sha That is correct. There are other ways to ensure healthy bones, dairy is not essential for this. Speak to a health professional about getting a good quality calcium & vitamin D supplement, and eating plenty of vegetables, nuts, salmon, sesame seeds, and at least 2 serves of fruit daily.

  11. aiy19sha Avatar
    aiy19sha

    not having dairy products. does that mean no milk and yoghurt as well. because my bones are also weak

  12. mdiet1011 Avatar
    mdiet1011

    thanks, i really appreciate it!

  13. fictionlover19941 Avatar
    fictionlover19941

    @salzwell25 Tell me about it.

  14. PowerOverPCOS Avatar
    PowerOverPCOS

    @salzwell25 Dark chocolate is good! not the same, but can satisfy that craving.

  15. salzwell25 Avatar
    salzwell25

    I wish I didn’t love chocolate so much

  16. Lillzbe Avatar
    Lillzbe

    hhmmm dairy interesting. i have heard that soy can make women with pcos gain weight, not sure if that’s true. i have always been able to lose weight as long as i do low carb, lots of exercise, and stay on bc. BUT i always gain it back VERY fast. I will constantly yoyo, and i dont want to accept it.

  17. PcosDietPlan Avatar
    PcosDietPlan

    I make videos here on youtube that are pcos related and I don’t know if you’d be interested but you would totally make my day if you checked it out! 🙂

  18. PowerOverPCOS Avatar
    PowerOverPCOS

    @HarperInTheMist If you’re going to have dairy then I agree, raw natural dairy is better. But, whether it is pasteurised/homogenised or not does not change the core proteins in dairy – whey and casein. Whey is the culprit for increasing insulin, and (A1 beta) casein may be connected to increased inflammation & cardiovascular problems (See the book ‘Devil in the milk’). A2 dairy is better, but still has whey which is a problem for pcos.

  19. Isabellafan191 Avatar
    Isabellafan191

    this kinda helps I’m 13 and today I was diagnosed with PCOS but I’m really confused about it

  20. HarperInTheMist Avatar
    HarperInTheMist

    Blanket statements about ALL DAIRY are bad science! Studies proving this or that about dairy are done on conventional pasteurized and/or ultra-pasteurized and homogenized milks. Organic, raw, pasture based dairy is NOT the same. I was diagnosed PCOS 19 years ago and it was only after starting to use REAL dairy that I started experiencing health improvements!

  21. FallenByGrace87 Avatar
    FallenByGrace87

    I am 24 and was diagnosed with PCOS in February 2011… My husband and I can’t Conceive children without drastic measures. This video opened up my eyes with the foods I eat. Milk has to stop today! If you guys want to talk please email me at Alexis.k.fazio @ gmail

    Would love to talk to people!

    Also, in about 4 months we are going to start trying again for a baby… So fingers crossed!

  22. luckyAOA Avatar
    luckyAOA

    I didnt know about diary product :/ Thanx so much for the tips 😉

  23. luckydesu Avatar
    luckydesu

    @kissmequick07 I’m 18 too, and I think that I have this PCOS thing. May I ask what your ymptoms are?

  24. 0dontspeak Avatar
    0dontspeak

    spearmint = speeermint

  25. bboronda Avatar
    bboronda

    I am 29 and was just diagnosed with pcos. well I was also diagnosed with being allergic to all nuts, peanut butter, and coconut. and I get sick from eating all sea food the smell of sea food canned chicken and tuna fish makes me sick.

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