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PCOS Diet, Supplements, Herbs & Lifestyle Recommendations + Do You NEED to Lose Weight?

PCOS Diet, Supplements, Herbs & Lifestyle Recommendations + Do You NEED to Lose Weight? Hey everyone, today I’ll be chatting about a topic that has been highly requested which is PCOS in my new series: Fertility Files. In today’s video, we’ll look at the most current research on PCOS management and we’ll be joined by weight inclusive intuitive eating dietitian, Julie Duffy Dillon, who will be discussing why dieting and weight loss can be harmful for PCOS management.

A reminder that everything in this video about PCOS treatment and weight loss is for entertainment purposes only and you should always seek the advice of a health care provider for your unique case.

Julie Duffy Dillion, RD:
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If this video on PCOS management and weight loss safety was helpful, please leave me a comment below with your thoughts!

Xoxo Abbey

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