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Welcome to the PCOS Nutrition Center™ where we help women with PCOS make positive, long-term changes to their eating, health and fertility.
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Here at the PCOS Nutrition Center™ we provide compassionate, high-quality nutrition coaching to women with PCOS via Skype, phone or in-person visits—and we personalize it to your unique needs. As the leading experts in diet and nutrition for PCOS, our dietitians have the skills and the know-how (with an extra dose of empathy) to give you the support you need to get the results you want.
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ONLINE PCOS TRAINING COURSE FOR REGISTERED DIETITIAN NUTRITIONISTS
The most comprehensive online education for RDNs treating patients with PCOS. Feel more confident and capable working with women with PCOS. Approved for 15 credits.
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How to Prevent Diabetes if you have PCOS
Nearly 50% of women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) develop pre-diabetes or type 2 diabetes before the age of 40. This is alarming statistic highlights the need for aggressive interventions that can reduce the chances of women with PCOS developing diabetes. The good news is that diabetes can be prevented. The first step is getting educated about why PCOS can lead to diabetes and what you can do about it. Below are some of the best proven ways to lower your risk for developing diabetes if you have PCOS.
PCOS and Endometrial Cancer: What Women Need to Know
While women with PCOS have not been shown to be at a higher risk for developing breast or ovarian cancer, they are at an increased risk for endometrial cancer, this according to findings of a large population-based cohort study of over 8,000 women with PCOS. This study, published in the Journal of Medicine found that women with PCOS have an overall 17-fold higher risk of developing endometrial cancer. An alarming finding was that the majority of women with endometrial cancer were under the age of 50. Earlier reports showed women with PCOS and endometrial hyperplasia have four times greater risk of developing endometrial cancer than women without PCOS. Endometrial cancer can be prevented. Here’s what women with PCOS need to know about endometrial cancer and how to reduce their risk.
