Last night, I went to my first ever grown-up dinner party with friends. Each person got to bring a dish, and I was the lucky one who got to make the dessert. I usually end up making desserts for gatherings, partly because Jonathan and I do not eat a lot continue reading
Learn How to Lose Fat and Manage PCOS Symptoms by Finding a Diet You Love.
Hormonal acne is the worst. Even if you check all of the boxes when you are fighting acne, such as drinking water, following a clean diet, exfoliating, changing your pillowcases, etc. you could still break out constantly due to hormonal issues.
I struggled with hormonal acne for years before I continue reading
I have been following a diet that is aimed at managing my polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) for around three years. After being diagnosed, I started looking at my diet first to treat the condition. While I do not always eat the same thing, there are a few foods and principles continue reading
As someone who has anxiety and is not calm 80% of the time, I can tell you that it is really important to try and stay calm throughout the day and throughout any stressful situations. This may seem obvious to you, but I often find myself in situations where I continue reading
In a perfect world,
we would all be able to choose to not eat something indulgent that is highly
processed and also high in sugar, and to never be tempted to allow it into your
diet again. We would all have lost the weight when we first decided to do so,
or we would continue reading
My anxiety became extremely noticeable when my polycystic
ovary syndrome symptoms started surfacing. The moment my period started coming
twice a month and my mood swings started becoming worse, I also started feeling
anxious more often and had my first panic attack around that time.
I do not know if it is a chicken continue reading
If you are wondering how you can to start magically lose
weight with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), then this blog post has been
written especially for you. I have 15 years of dieting experience, and have
failed at probably 1000 attempts at losing just 6kg of fat (having PCOS makes
it harder to for continue reading
While treating your Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)/ Polycystic
Ovarian Disorder (PCOD) symptoms with diet is essential, supplements contain
higher doses of the nutrients needed for PCOS/PCOD than found in reasonable
portions of food. Therefore, it is a good idea to supplement as well,
especially while you are still trying to find the ideal diet continue reading
I want to lose a few kilogrammes of fat to see if it will
help with my PCOS symptoms, but I choose to do so on an indulgent diet that
includes dessert. I tried a bone broth fast recently, and on the first day,
decided to change it to the bone broth and continue reading
I put
together this blog post with the aim of helping you get glowing and clear skin,
while improving acne scars through diet and lifestyle if you have adult acne. Glowing
skin is worth fighting for. You are probably not going to be able to clear your
adult acne and get perfect skin in continue reading
If you have PCOS/PCOD, you are probably in a state of inflammation most of the time. Following an anti-inflammatory diet and lifestyle is an important part of managing PCOS symptoms. Women who have PCOS are more likely to have higher CRP (c-reactive protein) levels, which is an indicator of inflammation continue reading
I often compare my polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) with fighting
the dragon of chaos that Jordan Peterson talks about. I have been at war for
years. I have won a few battles by changing my diet through cutting out sugar,
dairy, soy, gluten, trans fats, and anything processed, while also
supplementing with the right continue reading
Every woman’s experience with PCOS is different, but most
would argue that it is not positive. My symptoms started six years ago when I
started getting my period twice a month, but I have had hormonal acne since I
was ten, so it has been fifteen years since my battle against my hormones
actually continue reading
One of the biggest causes of PCOS symptoms, such as hormonal acne, excess hair growth (hirsuitism), hair loss, and infertility, is excess testosterone. Most women don’t have to worry much about excess testosterone wrecking havoc on your hair, skin, and body, but for someone with PCOS, testosterone is probably their continue reading
Having Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is often synonymous
with struggles associated with weight. Many women start gaining weight rapidly
as their hormones start to take a turn for the worst, and as if losing weight
was not hard enough for the average person, Polycystic Ovary Syndrome can make
losing weight even more difficult for continue reading
If you have recently been diagnosed with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, you may have been wondering what kind of diet is best for women with PCOS, as well as which foods you need to include or exclude from your diet. In this blog post, you will learn how to structure your continue reading
The treatment of hormonal acne can be difficult and frustrating. It cannot simply be treated with topical treatments, and requires a complete approach that focuses on diet and lifestyle. Hormonal acne is a common symptom among women with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS), also known as Polycystic Ovarian Disorder (PCOD) . continue reading
Many women with polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) experience hair loss. And who doesn’t want beautiful and luxuriously thick hair? It is possible to improve the appearance of your hair when you do have PCOS, but it does require that you follow a few diet and lifestyle guidelines.
Why Does PCOS Cause continue reading
PCOS is linked to high insulin levels, and when levels go up, your body produces more androgens (male hormones), which causes PCOS symptoms, such as acne, excess hair growth, hair loss, and weight gain.
Being diagnosed with PCOS has probably left you with a bit of confusion. Perhaps you have been trying to have a baby, or walk around with hormonal acne, and want to learn more about PCOS, so that you can find the right treatment for you.
PCOS does not have to be continue reading
Treating PCOS (Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome) requires you to change your lifestyle, and I have found few as delicious as keto. If you haven’t heard of the keto diet, it is a low-carb, high-fat diet, and it has helped a lot of women in treating their PCOS symptoms.
This is because high continue reading
A few months ago, my PCOS symptoms were bad. My hormonal acne was worse than it had been in two years, my period hadn’t stopped in a year and a half, and I cried almost daily.
Curious about what could be some of the causes of my PCOS symptoms not continue reading
Around 43% of women with PCOS have anxiety. I am one of them. While I do try my best to reduce stress and anxiety by exercising, doing breathing exercises, and meditating, having PCOS makes it a lot harder to calm down in general. PCOS and anxiety are strongly linked.
If you continue reading
How to stop overeating for weight loss. Figure out why you binge eat and develop the right strategies to stop, so that you can get the body you deserve to have
Weight loss is difficult. How many times have you set out to lose weight, only to binge on your favourite continue reading
Ah, that time of the month, when your uterus feels like a war zone where bombs are going off, shots are being fired, and a lot of blood is shed. Getting your period is not fun. Say hello to PMS problems like mood swings, tender breasts, the constant desire to continue reading
Getting acne-free skin has been a 14-year battle that can only be described as the biggest challenge of my life. I have Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS), which is a hormonal condition associated with higher levels of androgens (male hormones), insulin, and even cortisol (the stress hormone). Although there are a continue reading
Mindfulness can simply be described as focused awareness, and is helpful when you have anxiety. When we are mindful, we are able to live in the moment, and stay focused. Mindfulness is one of the most powerful tools for managing anxiety. Our minds are busy around 80% of the time, and continue reading
I have PCOS (Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome). It is a condition associated with cystic ovaries, irregular periods, excess hair growth, hormonal acne, weight gain, infertility, and even anxiety. Women who have PCOS usually have higher insulin levels, and therefore a low-GI or low-carb diet is usually recommended as a PCOS treatment. continue reading
I have always loved experimenting with diets, so when my husband suggested that we start a 30-day carnivore diet challenge the day after the wedding to see if it well help my PCOS symptoms, I knew I was marrying the right man. We became interested in the carnivore diet after continue reading
Every few weeks or so, there comes a day where I absolutely can't control my overeating. Only a masochist would want to count calories on a day like that. Then, a day later, still trapped in the guilt and self loathing that come post binge, I get other period symptoms, and it continue reading
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I had a panic attack in a yoga class a few weeks ago. Nearing the end of Shavasana, my anxiety took over in the last place you would imagine, as it is a yoga pose where you are supposed to be in a state of meditation. It took a while before continue reading
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I am Joané, and on this blog, you will learn about PCOS and related symptoms like acne, anxiety, and weight gain. I also share my own struggles along the way and will teach you how to lose weight with the ideal PCOS diet for you.
