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Day: October 31, 2025

Berry Fertility Smoothie Recipe for TTC, PCOS, IVF + more

berry fertility smoothie in a glass with straw and decorative berries.

This berry fertility smoothie recipe provides essential nutrients that are key to boosting fertility for both men and women.

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Friendly reminder: your PCOS journey doesn’t need Friendly reminder: your PCOS journey doesn’t need to look like anyone else’s. 💛

It’s so easy to compare your progress to someone else’s highlight reel: her cleared skin, her regular cycle, her “easy” weight loss. But PCOS shows up differently in every body, and what worked for her might do nothing for you (and vice versa).

Tag a friend who needs this reminder today, or save it for the next time comparison creeps in. 🤍

#pmosawareness #PCOSawareness #hormonehealth #pmos #pmosjourney
Cortisol and insulin are more connected than most Cortisol and insulin are more connected than most PCOS advice lets on 👀

If you’ve been doing “everything right” (cutting carbs, cutting calories, pushing through intense workouts) and your blood sugar still feels unpredictable, cortisol might be the missing piece.

Here’s the loop: chronic stress keeps cortisol elevated → cortisol tells your liver to release glucose and makes your cells more resistant to insulin → your body produces more insulin to compensate → that insulin resistance can drive up androgen production → PCOS symptoms worsen.

And here’s the part that surprises people: undereating and overtraining are stressors too. If you’re restricting to “fix” insulin resistance, you might actually be raising cortisol and working against yourself.

The fix isn’t more restriction. It’s enough food, enough sleep, and movement that supports your body instead of depleting it.

What’s one thing from this list you’re already doing well? Tell me in the comments 👇

#PCOSNutrition #cortisol #pcoscortisol #insulinresistance #pmos
What did I miss?! SHARE the one that resonates the What did I miss?! SHARE the one that resonates the most for you 👻🎃💀
Swipe through for my go-to spooky season picks, pl Swipe through for my go-to spooky season picks, plus a few protein add-ons to pair with them for more staying power.

Save this for your next grocery trip 📌

#pcosdietitian #pcossnacks #pcossupport #halloweensnacks #pmossnacks
Feel like you’re hungry all the time? Comment “HUN Feel like you’re hungry all the time? Comment “HUNGRY” and I’ll send you my master list of 45+ PCOS-friendly recipes that actually keep you full. 🍽️

I help you manage PCOS without having to rely on restrictive diets, cutting carbs, obsessive tracking, or unnecessary supplements.

Now offering insurance-based virtual nutrition appts — comment COACHING and I’ll send you the details! 👇
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What exactly are androgens?! Acne along your jawl What exactly are androgens?!

Acne along your jawline. Hair thinning at your part. Extra hair growth on your chin or chest.

These are symptoms that could indicate high androgens. 

In PCOS, insulin resistance often drives androgen levels up, and those hormones show up on your skin and hair in very visible ways. 

Swipe through to understand the connection, and why blood sugar balance is one of the most direct ways nutrition can support it.

#pmosdietitian #pmossupport #pcosdiet #androgens #pmos
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