I am 30 and was diagnosed beside PCOS 9 or 10 years ago. I have adjectives of the symptoms including weight gain. Most of my solidity is in my stomach. I enjoy been working out for a moment or two over two weeks (1 hour of cardio and 30 minutes of circuit training), 5 to 6 days per week. I eat 5 meal per day (breakfast, snack, lunch, snack and dinner). However, I don't know how tons calories I should be eating. I am 5 ft. 2 1/2 surrounded by. and now weigh 196 lbs. I enjoy cut-out sugars, sweets, rice, potatoes, flour, etc. I only get through wheat bread, oatmeal, fruits, vegetables and meat. However, I do still eat yogurt and other things which give the impression of being to be very lofty in carbs. I ruminate I am eating too copious carbs actually.

What open-handed of diet should a woman with PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome) follow?

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Answers:    My sister is 23 and be diagnosed with PCOS roughly two years ago. Her GP told her to follow a healthy diet to support control her weight. She be told to watch her portions, munch through low-calorie and low fat foods as this help you manage your substance and help moderate your risk of heart problems. Eat lots of foods that have a illustrious iron and calcium count and to only drink alcohol surrounded by moderation.
Women with PCOS are slightly more prone to getting heart disease and diabetes so by consumption healthier, this will also fall your chances of getting them.

I hope this help and good luck!

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Can surgery give a hand this problem out. You should be following a low carb regimen. Your condition is caused by uncontrolled insulin level. Insulin is a hormone and walks remarkably close with other hormones. If it trips, it usually cause a chain hostile response or domino affect. Women with PCOS have a much higher break of developing diabetes in the adjectives.
http://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~cp391990/carb...
http://www.lowcarb.ca/articles/article13...

The low carb diet helps a plethora of troubles although it gets an unjust bad rap. Don't be afraid of adjectives your carbs. I would also reduce the frequency contained by which I ate my meals. Insulin stability benefits more from a smaller number repetitive meal schedule. I get hypoglycemia when my meal are too frequent regardless of how low my carbs are. This forces the pacreas to use food more efficiently and giving it a deserved rest. Keep your fruits low carb/low glycemic such as strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, cantalope, raspberries. No apples, oranges. Look for low carb yogurt. I draw from mine from Ralph's ( Krogers ). I also use low carb bread.

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