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PCOS REVERSAL PROGRAM

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Reverse your PCOS by signing up for our 12-week “PCOS Reversal Program”! Our USP is that we help treat the root cause of your PCOS without the use of any pills. You would have the opportunity for unlimited consultation with a PCOS specialist Ayurvedic Doctor who would help treat you with a customized diet program, continuous monitoring and regular interventions.

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Who should join this program?  

 

  •   You want to regularize your periods and ovulation

  •   You want to conceive naturally

  •   You want to reduce your weight 

  •   You want to balance your hormones 

  •   You want to control your acne, hair loss and hirsutism

  •   You want to reclaim your energy levels

  •   You want to lessen your mood swings

  •   You want to improve your sleep quality

  •   You’re tired of taking birth control pills / metformin  to regularize periods

  •   You’re looking for specialist doctor consultation to treat PCOS naturally

  •   You’re looking for an economical & effective solution to treat your PCOS

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Start your journey to balance hormones naturally!

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It is important to know root cause of your pcos

Find your PCOS type.

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There are 6 different types of PCOS. PCOS, or polycystic ovarian syndrome, is a hormone-related condition that can affect your period. It is diagnosed by having 2 out of the following three: elevated androgens (DHEA and/or testosterone), polycystic ovaries on an ultrasound, and ovulatory dysfunction meaning lack of ovulation or reduced frequency of ovulation resulting in irregular periods.

 

PCOS can look different from person to person. While there are different types of PCOS that we’ll go over, It’s important to remember not to get too caught up with what type you are because there are overlap with symptoms among all types of PCOS. But this shows how PCOS is a collection of symptoms and can show up very differently depending on the person.

Here’s a breakdown of the 6 types of PCOS:

 

1. INSULIN-RESISTANT TYPE OF PCOS

With insulin resistant PCOS you have a decreased ability to properly manage your blood sugar. Too much insulin can impair ovulation and tells the ovaries to produce more testosterone instead of estrogen. It also stimulates your pituitary gland to make more luteinizing hormone. Balancing blood sugar is very important here with an insulin-resistant type of PCOS.

 

2. INFLAMMATORY TYPE OF PCOS

With an inflammatory type of PCOS you can see just that - inflammation in the body. Signs in your body of inflammation include digestive issues like IBS, unexplained fatigue, headaches, joint pain, skin conditions like eczema or psoriasis, or even food sensitivities. You can test a marker called high sensitivity C-reactive protein (hsCRP) to check for the level of inflammation in your body if you suspect you may have an inflammatory type of PCOS.

 

3. POST-PILL TYPE OF PCOS

If your periods were normal before taking hormonal birth control and now you meet the diagnostic criteria for PCOS you may have the post-pill type of PCOS. If you had experienced PCOS symptoms before going on the pill, but never received a formal diagnosis it’s possible you had PCOS before going on the pill.

 

4. ADRENAL TYPE OF PCOS

If DHEA-S is your only high androgen this can indicate an adrenal type of PCOS as DHEA-S is your adrenal androgen (testosterone is produced in the ovaries). With this one you want to check your prolactin levels and to rule out another condition that presents similarly to PCOS called nonclassic congenital adrenal hyperplasia (NCAH). The adrenal type of PCOS is driven by an abnormal stress response versus an impaired insulin or blood sugar response as seen in the insulin-resistant type of PCOS.

 

5. HIDDEN CAUSE TYPE OF PCOS

Other drivers that can result in a hidden cause type of PCOS include thyroid disease because hypothyroidism affects ovulation and can worsen insulin resistance, deficiencies in vitamin D, zinc, or iodone, because your ovaries need these nutrients, or elevated prolactin because it can increase DHEA. With these hidden drivers once you fix the root cause your symptoms should improve pretty quickly.

 

6. LEAN TYPE OF PCOS

While weight struggles can be a symptom of PCOS (especially with insulin-resistant type of PCOS), it’s entirely possible to have a lean type of PCOS in a lean body as well.

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Once your root cause is known we curate a plan to reverse it in 1-1 consultation. 

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