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I’m a Registered Dietitian dedicated to helping you eliminate your PCOS symptoms with sustainable and realistic nutrition changes. Now accepting new clients and health insurance!

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GLP-1s seem to be everywhere right now… but did yo GLP-1s seem to be everywhere right now… but did you know GLP-1 is actually a hormone your body already makes? 🤯

GLP-1 helps regulate blood sugar, signals fullness, slows digestion, and supports insulin release after meals. In PMOS, research suggests this response may not work as effectively, which can contribute to insulin resistance and increased hunger.

GLP-1 medications are one tool. You can also support your body’s natural GLP-1 production by including foods like:
✨ fiber-rich foods
✨ protein
✨ healthy fats
✨ fermented foods
✨ fruits and vegetables

PMOS care isn’t one-size-fits-all. The best approach is the one that supports your health, preferences, and goals. 🤍

Save this post for the next time GLP-1s pop up on your feed and you need a quick refresher. Have you tried a GLP-1 medication? What has your experience been like?! 👇 

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Feeling like you’re spending a million dollars at Feeling like you’re spending a million dollars at the grocery store? 💸 Budget-friendly eating for PCOS doesn’t have to feel complicated or restrictive 

There are so many simple, affordable staples that can support things like blood sugar balance, steady energy, fullness, and hormone health without requiring specialty foods or a big grocery budget.

The key isn’t perfection or buying “PCOS-specific” products. It’s building consistent, balanced meals with foods you can actually find, afford, and enjoy eating regularly.

If you want more ideas like this, save this post for your next grocery trip 💛
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Comment 👉 PMOS 👈 and I’ll send you the full video Comment 👉 PMOS 👈 and I’ll send you the full video on YouTube! So what does PMOS actually get right?

Honestly? Quite a bit.

One of the biggest problems with the old name, polycystic ovary syndrome, is that it implied you had to have polycystic ovaries (aka ovaries with a lot of cysts) to even qualify for a diagnosis.

But here’s the thing: those so-called “cysts” were never actually true ovarian cysts to begin with. They were follicles.

And on top of that, many people diagnosed with PCOS never even had them.

So the name was not only confusing, it was misleading in a way that left a lot of people feeling like their diagnosis did not quite fit, or questioning whether they really had it at all.

PMOS starts to fix that. And that matters, because the name shapes how we understand the condition, how doctors explain it, and how people with PCOS see themselves and their own health.

More thoughts on this in the full video. Comment PMOS to watch the full video on the name change! ✨
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Depending on your location, strawberries are proba Depending on your location, strawberries are probably in season right now...make sure to add them to your list! 📲🍓

Strawberries are a delicious way to get a wealth of nutrition that is beneficial for PMOS. 

Here’s some health benefits of these red berries:

➡️ Vitamin C - a powerful antioxidant that can improve egg quality and support healthy progesterone levels after ovulation. Strawberries actually have more vitamin C than the better known oranges/orange juice!

➡️ Antioxidants - strawberries are high in anthocyanins, which reduce inflammation 

➡️ Fiber - so important for many reasons but especially blood sugar control, satiety, gut health, and heart health

➡️ Folate - strawberries are a great source of folate, a B vitamin that’s known for its ability to support ovulation and prevent neural tube defects in early pregnancy.

They’re easy to add to oatmeal, smoothies, yogurt, or cottage cheese — or my favorite way: just eat as a snack with a handful of cashews 😍

Do you like strawberries? 🍓 What questions do you have?👇🏼

✨ Reminder that my team and I are now offering insurance-based nutrition visits for personalized PMOS help! Link in bio or comment COACHING below.
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This one’s for every woman who was dismissed, misd This one’s for every woman who was dismissed, misdiagnosed, or told it’s not a big deal 🤍

Living with PCOS is not just “a hormone thing.” It’s years of figuring out your own body, often without much help.

✨ If this resonated, share it with a PCOS girl who needs to hear it today.

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Skipping meals can feel like a quick way to “be he Skipping meals can feel like a quick way to “be healthier” or stay on track with goals, but for many people with PCOS it can actually make things feel harder later in the day.

When we go long stretches without eating, blood sugar can swing more dramatically, which may show up as low energy, stronger cravings, irritability, or feeling overly hungry later on. 

That “catch-up effect” can also make it harder to build balanced, satisfying meals because your body is trying to make up for missed fuel.

This doesn’t mean every meal has to be perfect or rigidly timed. It’s more about consistency and giving your body steady, reliable nourishment in a way that actually fits your life.

If PCOS feels like it’s working against you, sometimes the shift isn’t eating less or skipping more, it’s eating more consistently 🤍

✨ Need help figuring out meals that actually work for your life and schedule? Comment COACHING for info on our insurance-based nutrition appts! 
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