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Lifestyle modifications, encompassing dietary changes, physical activity, and behavioral interventions, are pivotal in managing PCOS by addressing both metabolic and reproductive complications. Evidence from various…

The 2025 Gautum et al study investigated how modifications across different lifestyle-based treatment modalities benefit the anthropometric, reproductive, metabolic, and mental health outcomes in PCOS.14 All…

For women with PCOS and/or infertility, an overall healthy eating pattern, including a whole-food plant-based or Mediterranean diet, carries clear health benefits. PCOS and infertility…

People with polycystic ovary syndrome are more likely to also have obesity, systemic inflammation, metabolic syndrome, insulin resistance or a combination of these chronic conditions….

Why I Launched PCOS.com Glad you asked. I’m focused on ending the chronic disease epidemic in this country, most of which is diet-related. No biggie,…

Do GLP-1 Analogs Have a Place in the Treatment of PCOS? (Journal of Clinical Medicine, PMC) This review explores how GLP-1 receptor agonists—like semaglutide (Ozempic)—may…

This post delves into the phenomenon of unexpected pregnancies—nicknamed “Ozempic babies”—among users of GLP-1 agonists. Weight loss from these medications can restore fertility by improving…

Doctors at UT Southwestern report real cases of women achieving spontaneous pregnancies while on GLP-1 therapy, drawing attention to weight loss’s role in improving reproductive…

An overview of what is known about Ozempic’s effects on reproductive health. It notes anecdotal reports of improved fertility, potentially due to weight loss and…

Originally what started as a shocking unexpected side effect in 2023 (surprise pregnancies) is now being considered to a godsend for women that are desperately…