10 Foods To Avoid During Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)

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#1 Refined carbohydrates

Minimize white bread, sugary cereals, and pastries to help stabilize blood sugar levels. 

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#2 sugary foods and beverages

Minimize white bread, sugary cereals, and pastries to help stabilize blood sugar levels. 

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#3 Processed foods

Cut down on processed foods containing additives and preservatives.

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#4 Red meat

Limit red meat and substitute it with lean protein sources to control saturated fat intake.

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#5 tRans fats

Avoid trans fats found in fried foods and some processed snacks.

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#6 excessive caffeine

Moderate caffeine intake to manage stress and hormone balance.

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#7 excessive alcohol

Limit alcohol consumption, as excessive intake may impact hormonal health.

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#8 soy based products

Excessive soy may interfere with hormonal balance; moderate consumption is advised.

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#9 diary products with added hormones

Choose organic dairy products or processed diary products to minimize hormonal disruption.

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#10 high glycemic foods

Limit foods like potatoes and white rice that can spike blood sugar levels.

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