#142: Understanding PCOS: Symptoms, Causes, and Diagnosis with Solaine Douglas

Today we’re speaking about PCOS - so if you’ve been diagnosed with PCOS, or you have common signs of this condition like missing or irregular cycles, excess body hair, weight gain, acne or fertility issues, or you’re just keen to learn more about this common women’s health issue, this is for you.

We’re chatting with Solaine Douglas, a Nutritionist specialising in helping women with PCOS reduce and resolve symptoms without medication.

Solaine shares with us the different types of PCOS, the lab testing you want to consider and the key nutrition, lifestyle and supplements that are helpful in addressing the condition.

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Find Solaine on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/solainedouglas_nutrition/ 

Take her PCOS quiz: https://solainedouglas.com/pcos-quiz

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Learn more about our High Vibe & Gut Healthy programs: https://frandargaville.com/highvibe

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