Love Pad Thai? This recipe transforms a take-out favorite into a much more nourishing dinner. Spiralized carrots and zucchini cut carbohydrates and increase fiber, vitamins, minerals and antioxidants! A touch of ginger to this recipe further fights off inflammation.
This meal is not only super easy, but is loaded with PCOS-friendly nutrients! It’s a recipe that’s whole foods-based and supports an anti-inflammatory diet. All that in 30 minutes!
Here’s a dessert that will satisfy your sweet tooth, but is also filled with PCOS-fighting superfoods. Did you know that cocoa powder is an antioxidant and a good source of zinc? Adequate intake of zinc may improve alopecia, acne, and hirsutism in women with PCOS. We’ve swapped out traditional dairy whipping cream for coconut cream that adds a richness and decadence to this tasty dessert. You won’t believe how easy it is to make this sweet treat!
It’s time to ditch your morning coffee for this tasty smoothie. Matcha is a concentrated green tea that’s rich in antioxidants and shown to lower blood pressure and improve glucose levels.
Here’s a tasty, heart healthy way to cook steel-cut oats while you’re asleep so they’re ready for you in the morning. Recipe from The PCOS Nutrition Center Cookbook: 100 Easy and Delicious Whole Food Recipes to Beat PCOS
A meal plan is essential for following a healthy diet for PCOS. With a little practice, meal planning will become a routine habit that will allow you to improve the nutrition quality of your diet and leave you never asking what’s for dinner again! Here’s 7 tips to do it right.
