What is Primary Amenorrhea and What Does it Have to Do with PCOS?


What is Primary Amenorrhea and What Does it Have to Do with PCOS?

Facing the changes of puberty can be difficult for many girls, but keeping the fact in mind that everyone’s body is different and that every person goes through this rather tumultuous stage in life at a different rate can be helpful. Despite the fact that every woman’s body changes at its own pace, there are some red flags that can be raised concerning the health of a girl going through life’s big changes. One of these is primary amenorrhea, which could very well be a symptom of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS). (more…)
Garlic Mushroom Quinoa


[PCOS Food Friday] Garlic Mushroom Quinoa

Welcome to another Food Friday! Here is delicious meal idea that is super healthy. (more…)

The Shocking Difference Between Organic & Non-GMO Labels – It’s Huge!


5 For This Week: The Shocking Difference Between Organic & Non-GMO Labels – It’s Huge!

foodbabe.com / Vani Hari Do you know the difference between non-GMO and organic foods? Not all non-GMO foods are organic. However, all organic foods are non-GMO. Foods that have genetically modified organisms and are not organic have chemicals that are damaging to our health. If you are a women with PCOS it is very important to eat as organic and non-GMO as possible (more…)
Are Lesbians More Likely to Develop PCOS?


Are Lesbians More Likely to Develop PCOS?

This question may seem a little odd to… well, anyone. Questions about physical differences between sexual orientations have been ongoing since the beginning of science, but to think that they would affect one’s propensity to an illness may seem a bit outlandish, especially since modern biology has yet to find definitive answers to the many questions that surround this topic. Despite its unique nature, it is a valid scientific question, especially in the medical field, as any bit of information about one demographic or another can help doctors focus their search for the root of their patients’ symptoms. In a study conducted at the London Women’s Clinic by Dr. Rina Agrawal, it has been found that yes; lesbian women may be at a higher risk for developing Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) than their heterosexual counterparts. (more…)
Slow Cooker Sausage, Spinach and White Bean Soup


[PCOS Food Friday] Slow Cooker Sausage, Spinach and White Bean Soup

Welcome to another Food Friday! Here is delicious meal idea that is super healthy. (more…)