Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
(PCOS) was the cause of my infertility and so I am happy to post any
information which could help others who are also suffering from this condition.
Polycystic
Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS), a common disorder that affects fertility by interfering
with menstruation, ovulation, hormones, and more, is closely related to insulin
levels. Women with this condition are typically "insulin resistant"
-- their bodies produce an excess amount of insulin used in the delivery of
glucose from the blood into the muscles. This excess makes its way to the
ovaries, where it results in the production of testosterone, which impairs
fertility.
According
to a recent research, there has been found a way that women of normal size, (many women who suffer from PCOS are obese with a small percentage who is of normal size - I am one such) can
manage their glucose and insulin levels and this is all in the timing of their
meals. Women with PCOS, who have high calorie breakfasts, (which includes high
protein and carbohydrate), and lower their calorie intake for subsequent meals throughout
the day, saw a reduction in their insulin levels, leading to lower levels of
testosterone and increased ovulation frequency, thus greatly enhancing their
chance of conceiving.
Follow the
link below for more information:-
