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Natural PCOS Treatment

There is no “miracle pill” that will reverse Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome and there are no pharmaceutical drugs that can reverse Insulin Resistance, an underlying cause of PCOS (Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome). The Insulite PCOS System is the first, comprehensive, multi-faceted approach that scientifically addresses the cause of PCOS and Insulin Resistance on 3 specific levels, enhanced with a plan to wean you off of addictive foods like carbohydrates and sugars and an extensive support network. Visit pcos.insulitelabs.com or call 1-888-986-4325 for more info.

  1. moley241
    December 3rd, 2009 at 17:47 | #1

    is it really as simple as cutting out sugars? are there any particular food groups aside from protein which you can recommend.

  2. insulitelabs
    December 7th, 2009 at 16:22 | #2

    Hello,

    This is a fair question. Yes, reducing sugar certainly helps to reduce glucose and insulin levels which will directly reduce insulin resistance, the cause of PCOS, and reduce risk factors for diabetes and heart disease. However, sugar or glucose not only comes from sweets, it is what carbohydrates are made of. Eating less processed and refines foods, such as breads, pasta, sweets, etc., will slow down the digestion of carbohydrates and therefore glucose into the bloodstream.

  3. insulitelabs
    December 7th, 2009 at 16:22 | #3

    However, lowering overall carbohydrate intake and focusing on a balance of protein, healthy fats, and foods high in fiber (which will contain some carbohydrates) is more optimal for many people with insulin resistance disorders.

  4. insulitelabs
    December 7th, 2009 at 16:22 | #4

    This approach will help reduce insulin resistance and can help with the hormone imbalance and weight loss. However, often in addition to nutrition and exercise changes, it is important to implement a comprehensive approach to address PCOS and this includes nutraceuticals (vitamins, minerals, herbs) that will support healing of insulin resistance, reduce symptoms and reduce risk factors that are associated with long term insulin resistance (diabetes, heart disease).

  5. insulitelabs
    December 7th, 2009 at 16:23 | #5

    To read more about options to treat PCOS, visit Insulite Laboratories PCOS website. The web address URL is noted in the video.

    I hope that this helps.


    Best Wishes,
    Dr. Heather DeLuca, ND
    Insulite Laboratories Consulting & Advisory teams

  6. moley241
    December 7th, 2009 at 16:36 | #6

    than you – what sort of herbs and minerals would you recommend? what do you see typically deficient in PCOS sufferers. Many thanks, Moley

  7. insulitelabs
    December 11th, 2009 at 13:45 | #7

    Dear Moley,

    It not that women with PCOS are deficient in any one particular nutrient. We are not seeing clinical signs of deficiency. We see that because of various factors their bodies do not work properly and this leads to elevated insulin, reproductive hormone imbalances, and the many symptoms that are a result of these changes.

    So, essentially it is important to address the cause of PCOS, insulin resistance and nutrients herbs help to do this along with exercise & nutrition changes.

  8. insulitelabs
    December 11th, 2009 at 13:50 | #8

    I recommend you check out the Insulite PCOS System, as this is a very comprehensive approach to address PCOS. A link to the PCOS website is included in the video. Unfortunately YouTube does not allow me to include URLs in responses.

    Also, on the PCOS website you can find a detailed list of the vitamins, minerals and herbs used to support reversing insulin resistance and reducing symptoms of PCOS. Look for a pink button that says “How the System Works for You”.

  9. insulitelabs
    December 11th, 2009 at 13:51 | #9

    I hope that this answers your questions. Thanks again for asking.

    Best Wishes,
    Dr. Heather DeLuca, ND
    Insulite Laboratories Consulting & Advisory teams

  10. sairaj1
    January 11th, 2010 at 02:21 | #10

    i found out that I had PCOS when I was only 18. You have to take care of yourself for the rest of your life. If you slip off for a few weeks or months, your pcos will return. So, it is important to educate yourself about it and take your medication, eat right and take right alternative medication. But please do not forget that it is forever. It is like diabetes and there is no real cure out there but to control your disease.

  11. sairaj1
    January 11th, 2010 at 12:23 | #11

    okay. So I did not mean to sound discouraging. I know from experience that women with pcos, who take care of themselves are doing far better than average people. most people do not care much for their health.
    so in a way this syndrome can be a blessing.

  12. Kerisart
    January 15th, 2010 at 04:23 | #12

    Estrogen Dominant…that is why women become insulin resistant.Biodentical Hormones can correct this. Usually it is caused by foods, products etc that contribute to the overall load of estrogen in the body. Progesterone counter balances estrogen. But when it is insufficient, estrogen takes over.

  13. Kerisart
    January 15th, 2010 at 04:23 | #13

    The thyroid kicks back and now you are constipated. Its all one big cycle. Also, young girls seem to burn the candle at both ends and throw the whole cycle off. From 10 pm to 1 am, your body sets your hormone structure to release in the early morning hours. So when you dont sleep properly or eat healthy, nutricious and hormone free foods, then we get off balance.

  14. Kerisart
    January 15th, 2010 at 04:24 | #14

    Menopause or Ovulation Failure carry the same traits because of the drop in Progesterone and Estrogen. Just balance your hormones the natural way first and if that doesnt work then go see a Dr that specializes in Bioidentical Hormone Therapy.

  15. NoorLyana8
    June 5th, 2010 at 10:52 | #15

    hi..i has a ques…does diabetes has anything to do wit pcos???????? plz reply me as soon as possible…

  16. DTtwilight77
    September 7th, 2010 at 02:52 | #16

    @NoorLyana8 women with pcos are more likely to get diabetes because when you have high insulin levels your body holds on to the sugar you eat. Thats part of the reason some pcos women have weight issuses. My doctor has suggested that i should eat more protein( meat and vegetables) and eat less fruits, bread ( wheat is fine), pasta, and have as little sugar as possible.

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