The fundamentals of a healthy diet
Limit your intake of sugar, processed carbohydrates, fried meals, alcohol, tobacco, and aerated beverages since they cause inflammation, which makes PCOS symptoms worse.

Instead than eating smaller, more frequent meals throughout the day, try eating three moderate-sized meals with gaps (breakfast, lunch, and dinner). As a result, there are fewer insulin spikes and better blood sugar control.

Consume protein with each meal. Chickpeas, paneer, tofu, dals, sattu powder, and edamame are vegetarian options. Lean meat, eggs, chicken, and fish are available for omnivores.

Control your bowel movements. Ensure that you urinate at the same time each day. toxic results when motions are not passed
Use herbal PCOS tea in place of your morning coffee or tea.
Because caffeine can affect your hormones, we've developed this mixture of natural herbs to give you the ideal start for the day.

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