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Welcome to the PCOS Nutrition Center™ where we help people with PCOS make positive, long-term changes to their eating, health and fertility.
Nutrition Coaching
Our clients go from “PCOS Is Taking Over My Life” to “I know exactly what I need to do for my PCOS” There are some things about PCOS that are different about other health problems – it requires a Nutrition plan specific not only to the individual with the diagnosis, but also for PCOS specifically. what we do is gently nourish the body by working on habits, behaviors and mindset.
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Looking to take control over your symptoms or improve your fertility? Yearning for more education, tips, tricks, and tools? Whatever your PCOS needs, we’ve got plenty of resources to get you where you need to go! Browse our store for essential PCOS books, cookbook, and medical-grade supplements specifically designed for PCOS patients.
PCOS COMPLETE™
A revolutionary new online program to promote, strengthen, and improve your physical and emotional health while living with PCOS.
Brought to you by psychology professor Dr. Stephanie Mattei and PCOS nutrition expert and educator Angela Grassi, the authors of The PCOS Workbook: Your Guide to Complete Physical and Emotional Health, PCOS COMPLETE™ is based on a proven protocol to help you take control over your mental and physical health if you have PCOS. PCOS COMPLETE™ provides a non-diet approach to managing PCOS and creating sustainable lifestyle changes. Join the Wait List
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Benefits of Magnesium for PCOS
Magnesium is an important mineral that most people with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) are significantly lacking in. Women with PCOS are 19 times more likely to have a magnesium deficiency, according to a study in Gynecology Endocrinology. This is concerning as magnesium has been shown to play a role in glucose, insulin, and blood pressure regulation. Individuals with metabolic syndrome or type 2 diabetes have also shown to have low levels of magnesium. In fact, having low levels of magnesium increases your risk for having type 2 diabetes.
Spice Up Your Eating: Cinnamon And PCOS
When you think of cinnamon, do foods like pumpkin bread, apple pie, spiced cider, oatmeal, and pumpkin spice lattes come to mind? Well, recent research provides some welcome news: Cinnamon may help you better regulate your menstrual cycle and even improve insulin and cholesterol levels. Here’s what to know about this popular spice.
