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Apple Cider Vinegar can be used for more than just cooking. It’s also a longtime medicinal remedy for many issues including:

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“Dr. E” is the creator of a product called PreSeed, something I have mentioned many times on this site. She was nice enough to write this article for us to help educate women about this topic. Nearly everyone I speak to has no idea how hostile cervical mucus can negatively affect their fertility.

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Clomid is the most common fertility medication used today. It is an ovulation inducing medication that has helped millions of women deemed “infertile” conceive a child. It has been the only ovulation medication used up until the past few years when Femara has entered the picture.

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I have already discussed various treatments and ways to control thinning hair and/or hair loss due to the high testosterone levels women with PCOS often have. While doing some research, I stumbled upon these “tips” to healthy hair and scalp. They seem so simple, but many I never even stopped to consider.

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We have already discussed the term insulin resistance (http://pcosinfo.com/blog/insulin-resistance-how-does-metformin-help-those-with-pcos/) The main way to control IR is by following a low GI eating plan (glycemic index).

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This is a topic very close to my heart, so I had to share what I knew about it…. PCOS causes high testosterone levels, we know this. However did you know that these high testosterone levels cause thinning hair and/or hair loss, among other things?

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Everyone knows that dealing with PCOS causes stress. However for some (actually, for a large number of PCOS’ers) it doesn’t stop there.

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I realize this is off my normal PCOS topic, however today is a day that needs to be recognized…..

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Yes, here’s another one…. It seems I continue to find more and more health problems caused or related to PCOS. Its quite frustrating and alarming. It is easy to feel that this disease/condition is completely controlling our entire body…..

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Although PCOS does not affect your eyesight (at least, not that we know of yet!!!!) research has found that eating poorly can negatively affect your eyesight.

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