The PMOS Newsletter (PCOS)
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| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 189 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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The past 3 months at The PMOS Newsletter
Hello everyone,
This is a review of all the deep dives from the last 3 months. You might find some answers in some of these articles.
Can you believe we are halfway through the year? July is here. I am not sure where the time is rushing...
There's a surgery that can restart ovulation in PMOS
Hello everyone,
Is there a surgery that could fix my PMOS?
Trying to ovulate with our condition is challenging. There are multiple medication options to try, but if they fail, the current guidelines recommend ovarian drilling. Did yo...
Is weight a good measure for health?
Hello everyone,
Today I bring you , a Registered Nutritionist (ANutr) and Chartered Health Psychologist (HCPC).
This conversation is for those who don’t want their worth measured by a number on a scale and who know they deserve care be...
HIIT, PCOS and the stress conversation we’re not having
Hello everyone,
Today I bring you a lovely conversation with Registered Dietitian about HIIT workouts and how they impact PCOS.
Among PTs and fitness influencers, HIIT is praised as the ultimate solution for weight loss. Short bursts....
PCOS is now called PMOS: a new name full of hope
Hello everyone,
You probably have heard rumours that PCOS is getting a new name. Well, it’s finally here:
PMOS = polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome
If before you were a woman diagnosed with PCOS, from today onwards, you are ac...
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This is Francesca, a Nutritional Therapist. I write a weekly newsletter answering one question about PCOS. Come join me to discover your body ❤️
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