To reverse PCOS, you need to reverse elevated sugar and insulin levels by: 1) reducing chronic stress • search up tricks/hacks/methods and do them 2) increasing sleep quality and length • search up tricks/hacks/methods and do them 3) optimizing diet • Eat less than 20g total carbs per day • Focus on animal fat and protein instead • Supplement daily → 4 drops Lugol's 2% iodine in "shot" of water → 10,000 IU Vitamin D³/K² combo • Minimize caffeine intake The longer you stick to this protocol, the more PCOS symptoms will reverse (including the facial hair). Many people see complete PCOS reversal in about a year. If you are taking hormone-altering drugs, it will probably take longer to see results. I am happy to explain more or answer questions or address concerns.
ch Dr Berg has vds on PCOS and how keto diet is a huge part for healing it. Fasting helps too ch Dr Mindy Pelz. Diet is a huge part in balancing your hormones which is the major issue for PCOS. This doc in the vds says that diet is not this is incorrect.
It's the woman's fault if they have PCOS. That doesn't mean that women are bad or that they did it knowingly or on purpose. PCOS is mostly the result of chronic elevated blood sugar and insulin. Elevated blood sugar and insulin mostly come from diet. Carb = sugar. Eating carbs raises blood sugar. Raising blood sugar raises insulin. Esting carbs multiple times per day creates chronic elevated blood sugar and insulin. That's why PCOS is the fault of the woman → she chose to eat ehat she ate; nobody force-fed her. To reverse PCOS, you need to reverse elevated sugar and insulin levels by: 1) reducing chronic stress • search up tricks/hacks/methods and do them 2) increasing sleep quality and length • search up tricks/hacks/methods and do them 3) optimizing diet • Eat less than 20g total carbs per day • Focus on animal fat and protein instead • Supplement daily → 4 drops Lugol's 2% iodine in "shot" of water → 10,000 IU Vitamin D³/K² combo • Minimize caffeine intake The longer you stick to this protocol, the more PCOS symptoms will reverse (including the facial hair). Many people see complete PCOS reversal in about a year. If you are taking hormone-altering drugs, it will probably take longer to see results. I am happy to explain more or answer questions or address concerns.
Different doctors over my life have asked me if I'd been diagnosed with PCOS. But none have ever actually diagnosed me. Doctors, at least any I have encountered here in the US, are jokes to me. Glad you have been able to find answers, treatments and direction. ❤ It is a nightmare to deal with facial hair as a woman.
Thanks Dr Emma...there are some of 'us' out here that could have had your help. So nice you can help others... I had PCOS too. Diagnosed in about 1970. I got no help, but luckily I did not have excess hair. But the other things were terrible. (acne, terrible or no periods, weight gain, etc.)🥰
I was 17 and endocrinologist didn't do squat, just said hormone imbalance. Gyno at 37 said it was definitely PCOS and whrn he mentioned i'd likely get uterine or ovarian cancer he refused to do a preventative hysterectomy. The whole appointment and what he said/didn't listen to made my impression and trust in medical professionals nose dive even deeper. I refused to see any doctor fir seven years until Zika virus infection forced me to go nine years later (ete agd ear infection, flu, and rash). That doctor was even worse and missed that I could have picked up a tropical disease on my cruise to Caribbean in 2016. At 50 I had my hysterectomy and everything went. Ovaries had cysts in both and endometrial cancer stage 1a....that team of doctors were fabulous and non judgemental
The difference in this young lady is like night & day... I have seen stories of women with PCOS & read horrible comments from judgemental people saying that "they should lose weight" & blah blah blah... It makes me angry to learn there IS something that can be done to help but for some reason women everywhere are still suffering this judgement. 😔
I was just recently diagnosed with PCOS after suffering decades of extremely heavy periods, obesity, and facial hair growth. I don’t think that PCOS was a “thing” back when mine started around 1970, or at least my doctor was not aware of it. So I suffered years of issues. I’m glad that nowadays it is becoming more recognized and women are able to get help.
I don't have PCOS, but I was AFAB and it turned out I have a rare DSD that no one knew about until puberty hit and I went down a male puberty. Women with PCOS, you are still beautiful and feminine, even if you have a bit of facial hair or acne. PCOS does not make you any less of a woman. If you identify as a woman and you have PCOS, that's fine and there's nothing wrong with that. None of you look like the male I ended up turning into with my condition. Please love yourselves despite the problems PCOS can cause. PCOS isn't something to be ashamed of. Have a good day and have a good holiday season to whoever reads this. 🙂
Get her medication! It is not okay to not shed your endometrium and can put you at greater risk for cancer. I had pcos from the moment I started menstruation too. Doctors brushed off me being amenorrheac for years because i wasn't sexually active. It wasn't till I put it into remission that I started to realize the neglect in care I had suffered.
Trouble is, it's really hard to get seen. I've been diagnosed for 18 years now and no-one has ever monitored me. Once you get the badge it's just like deal with it. Losing weight actually seemed to ramp up some symptoms too, which seemed odd!
I had all the symptoms of PCO but every doctor I saw dismissed my complaints "that's what happens to fat women". I'm now 56. Even after laser treatments, I still have to shave, because my remaining hair is light or white.
Which laser machine is used to target light hair.. And what is the injection to reduce hair growth called. This information will really help my daughter.
Glad the weight issue was touched on, Policystic Ovarian Syndrome makes it extra difficult to shed body fat while simultaneously causing you to more easily gain weight, the body just really wants to hang on to calories more than the average person, I have been fighting with my weight since I hit puberty at eleven years old, and I hate feeling judged for it when it's not entirely my fault.
I was diagnosed 20 years ago when I couldn't conceive. I believe I had it when I was a teenager, about 15 or so years before this. I had hair on the sides of my face and was bullied awfully at school. I ended up having electrolysis, which was available before laser. It was super painful, a needle inserted into every hair and then a shock to kill the hair follicle. PCOS is horrible, I still wonder if I would have looked more feminine if I didn't have it as a teenager. I never had a normal period. And to top it off endometriosis. Still have it at 52. But I have two beautiful girls through medical intervention. Some doctors can be amazing, however I was dismissed at the start of my investigations as well.
It so sad how patients can bounce from doctor to doctor and be told, "there's nothing we can do," or they dismiss the symptoms. This is a perfect example of there IS something they could do to improve the quality of life for a patient. So glad that there are good doctors out there.
So much information has been discovered in the last 20 years about PCOS. I got diagnosed with it when trying to get pregnant with my 21 yr old. Treatment was not what it is now. So happy for this young lady. Thank you for helping her.
I have this and have to shave and am so self conscious that people can see a 5 o'clock shadow. I've been living with it since high school and now I'm 50!
I wish I could afford laser treatment. I've never been diagnosed with pcos but I'm almost certain I have it. Been having really bad facial hair for many years now that I have to shave. It's every single day. It's frustrating and embarrassing.
Amazing!well done Dr Emma!Charlotte looks & feels like a new person!🎉🤗👏I don't suffer with PCOS however I do suffer with facial hair under my chin & have two hairy moles, the moles get sore from plucking, I have this due to the contraceptive pill I take over the years it'd gotten thicker, & harder to deal with, I pluck & get ingrown hair & sore areas, it gets me down, I have recently changed my Dr's due to moving to a different City, spoken to the Nurse whom I see regarding my pill, she kindly gave me the names of two Dr's who specialise in skin & moles!..I'm so happy I am going to see them January & see if I can get help for removal of the two moles & the thick hair!don't give up!...persevere, if the Dr's can't/ won't help me I will ask for second opinion & a referral xxx 🙏👍🏻💜🩷
I don't have PCOS, but I have a lot of air growth all over my body. I have to shave my face daily too. I have had 3 laser treatments on my face recently. It hasn't even slowed it down 😢
I did all these test to find out why my periods became irregular at 20. The doctors could never figure it out. They were just like lose weight but i was smaller then. They never diagnosed me with PCOS but I didn't have the facial hair problem.
Excuse me, why do U.S. Doctors not take this approach? I understand that losing weight can help lessen some of the effects of PCOS, but to fault heavyset women and only tell them if they would lose weight, they would not have that issue... not only is that untrue [many average and thin women also have PCOS], but they also seem to want to give that as the ONLY reason someone has PCOS and that all of their issues would go away if they would just lose weight. Problem is PCOS in and of itself make weight loss very very hard.. if not... nearly impossible unless the person takes on very bad eating habit which is Purging or simple refusal to eat. Those too choices or similar are not ideal because these cause damage to the heart and other internal organs. It also will make the issues with hormones even worse. As a person who has dealt with being over-weight all of my life... and I also have that facial hair issue... but I was NEVER diagnosed with PCOS. I think I have always had it, just never was properly diagnosed. In any case, every doctor I have ever seen [except one] always faults any issue I have as my weight being the cause. I am sorry, but being thinner is not going to stop ear infections, not going to stop the flu, etc.... but most U.S. Doctors love to simply look at you, see you are fat and tell you your issue is because you are fat. If you would simply lose weight, you wouldn't have the issue. None of them offer any help other then send you to a nutritionist. This is way many people of weight stay over-weight because our issues and illnesses are deemed as our own fault, and we are not even tested or taken seriously. Being over-weight is not always the reason for the issue. There can and nearly almost always an underlying issue outside of that. Most U.S. Doctors will tell you to get laser hair treatments, but those are very costly... around $300 to $600 per treatment and no less then 10 to 12 treatments to great you at a point of it being manageable with an occasional treatment every couple of months. It is s life-long commitment. That's About $6,000 just for the first 12 treatments and 99% of health insurances do not cover that. Maybe all of us women need to go to the UK just to be treated properly.
I have been waxing, and it does help , I have done laser, and it didn't work at all because of the Pcos.. The waxing has made it softer, so that is much better. I have always been more annoyed with the fact that the hairs are, coarse than that they are visible.
Dr Emma may I ask what do you know about EB could you do a video on it we are so alone the adult suffers that is, the help we get is very poor. im 64 and have had open wounds on my head for 2 years now. full EBA for 6 years.
Thankfully my facial hair growth wasn't too bad. I still tweezed u wanted hairs every day or two. My hair grew very fast on my head, legs, and tropical forest in the unmentionable area....I shaved my legs every two days because it grew so fast. I was born with the genetic form of PCOS and had hirsutism, insulin resistance, and fat Weight loss is difficult at best. I LOOKED at a chocolate bar abd gained weight. Only in my 40s did I gradually lose weight over six years. Diabetes is almost a guarantee if you don't control insulin resistance. You'll want to see your gyno and see if your uterus lining is not header to hyperplasia, which leads to cancer....
I never understood why women dont seek out laser hair removal on their own. They do it everywhere not expensive and I've even gotten it for just regular hair removal 🤔
Actually it's really expensive for many of us and for most people with pcos it doesn't last. It can be 75.00 to 200.00 a session and I know that's not affordable for me.
To reverse PCOS, you need to reverse elevated sugar and insulin levels by: 1) reducing chronic stress • search up tricks/hacks/methods and do them 2) increasing sleep quality and length • search up tricks/hacks/methods and do them 3) optimizing diet • Eat less than 20g total carbs per day • Focus on animal fat and protein instead • Supplement daily → 4 drops Lugol's 2% iodine in "shot" of water → 10,000 IU Vitamin D³/K² combo • Minimize caffeine intake The longer you stick to this protocol, the more PCOS symptoms will reverse (including the facial hair). Many people see complete PCOS reversal in about a year. If you are taking hormone-altering drugs, it will probably take longer to see results. I am happy to explain more or answer questions or address concerns.
To prescribe medical treatment you will need to obtain a license to practice medicine by: 1. Completing the undergraduate requirements set forth by your country. 2. Complete the graduate level Medical School. 3. Complete a residency program. 4. Obtain license through your home state and country. 5. Have the common sense to realize you cannot reliably reverse a metabolic disorder with internet supplements and diets.
We dont know here story . There could be problems with the tyroid or even possible insulin resistant. So next to more sport there are certain foods you should avoid with PCOS - wheat, sugar, more veggies, whole grain, more protein, Omega3 oils from Walnut lineseed oil
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As someone with pcos and facial hair. I feel your pain 😭💔
Me too!
To reverse PCOS, you need to reverse elevated sugar and insulin levels by:
1) reducing chronic stress
• search up tricks/hacks/methods and do them
2) increasing sleep quality and length
• search up tricks/hacks/methods and do them
3) optimizing diet
• Eat less than 20g total carbs per day
• Focus on animal fat and protein instead
• Supplement daily
→ 4 drops Lugol's 2% iodine in "shot" of water
→ 10,000 IU Vitamin D³/K² combo
• Minimize caffeine intake
The longer you stick to this protocol, the more PCOS symptoms will reverse (including the facial hair). Many people see complete PCOS reversal in about a year.
If you are taking hormone-altering drugs, it will probably take longer to see results.
I am happy to explain more or answer questions or address concerns.
Me also !
ch Dr Berg has vds on PCOS and how keto diet is a huge part for healing it. Fasting helps too ch Dr Mindy Pelz. Diet is a huge part in balancing your hormones which is the major issue for PCOS. This doc in the vds says that diet is not this is incorrect.
As a man I fell Ya'll too, it sucks to have facial hair (well, heavy body hair in general too)
Its really unbelievable how GPs blame women for their issues. We have to change this- thank you Dr Emma!
🇨🇦❤️🇨🇦
It's the woman's fault if they have PCOS.
That doesn't mean that women are bad or that they did it knowingly or on purpose.
PCOS is mostly the result of chronic elevated blood sugar and insulin.
Elevated blood sugar and insulin mostly come from diet.
Carb = sugar.
Eating carbs raises blood sugar.
Raising blood sugar raises insulin.
Esting carbs multiple times per day creates chronic elevated blood sugar and insulin.
That's why PCOS is the fault of the woman → she chose to eat ehat she ate; nobody force-fed her.
To reverse PCOS, you need to reverse elevated sugar and insulin levels by:
1) reducing chronic stress
• search up tricks/hacks/methods and do them
2) increasing sleep quality and length
• search up tricks/hacks/methods and do them
3) optimizing diet
• Eat less than 20g total carbs per day
• Focus on animal fat and protein instead
• Supplement daily
→ 4 drops Lugol's 2% iodine in "shot" of water
→ 10,000 IU Vitamin D³/K² combo
• Minimize caffeine intake
The longer you stick to this protocol, the more PCOS symptoms will reverse (including the facial hair). Many people see complete PCOS reversal in about a year.
If you are taking hormone-altering drugs, it will probably take longer to see results.
I am happy to explain more or answer questions or address concerns.
Different doctors over my life have asked me if I'd been diagnosed with PCOS. But none have ever actually diagnosed me. Doctors, at least any I have encountered here in the US, are jokes to me. Glad you have been able to find answers, treatments and direction. ❤ It is a nightmare to deal with facial hair as a woman.
What a difference! thank you Dr Emma for listening and caring about your patient.
Thanks Dr Emma...there are some of 'us' out here that could have had your help. So nice you can help others... I had PCOS too. Diagnosed in about 1970. I got no help, but luckily I did not have excess hair. But the other things were terrible. (acne, terrible or no periods, weight gain, etc.)🥰
I was 17 and endocrinologist didn't do squat, just said hormone imbalance. Gyno at 37 said it was definitely PCOS and whrn he mentioned i'd likely get uterine or ovarian cancer he refused to do a preventative hysterectomy. The whole appointment and what he said/didn't listen to made my impression and trust in medical professionals nose dive even deeper. I refused to see any doctor fir seven years until Zika virus infection forced me to go nine years later (ete agd ear infection, flu, and rash). That doctor was even worse and missed that I could have picked up a tropical disease on my cruise to Caribbean in 2016.
At 50 I had my hysterectomy and everything went. Ovaries had cysts in both and endometrial cancer stage 1a....that team of doctors were fabulous and non judgemental
The care and love that DR EMMA shows to these very vulnerable patients is a Joy to watch❤👏👏👏☘️
The difference in this young lady is like night & day...
I have seen stories of women with PCOS & read horrible comments from judgemental people saying that "they should lose weight" & blah blah blah...
It makes me angry to learn there IS something that can be done to help but for some reason women everywhere are still suffering this judgement. 😔
I was just recently diagnosed with PCOS after suffering decades of extremely heavy periods, obesity, and facial hair growth. I don’t think that PCOS was a “thing” back when mine started around 1970, or at least my doctor was not aware of it. So I suffered years of issues. I’m glad that nowadays it is becoming more recognized and women are able to get help.
The weight gain is brought on by the PCOS and hormone disruption. It's more logical and effective to treat it medically and not focus on weight.
She looks absolutely beautiful and so happy. Cute dimples. Thank you Dr Emma
😊 you are so positive. I love your videos. 😊
I wish I had Dr. Emma back in the day. I'm 58 now and still struggle with it
I don't have PCOS, but I was AFAB and it turned out I have a rare DSD that no one knew about until puberty hit and I went down a male puberty. Women with PCOS, you are still beautiful and feminine, even if you have a bit of facial hair or acne. PCOS does not make you any less of a woman. If you identify as a woman and you have PCOS, that's fine and there's nothing wrong with that. None of you look like the male I ended up turning into with my condition. Please love yourselves despite the problems PCOS can cause. PCOS isn't something to be ashamed of. Have a good day and have a good holiday season to whoever reads this. 🙂
LOVE Dr Emma & how kind & thoughtful she is to her patients
Get her medication! It is not okay to not shed your endometrium and can put you at greater risk for cancer. I had pcos from the moment I started menstruation too. Doctors brushed off me being amenorrheac for years because i wasn't sexually active. It wasn't till I put it into remission that I started to realize the neglect in care I had suffered.
Yes! They put me on the pill, despite no contraception need for it. It just masks the problem.
Omg not getting a period for five years. She has to go to gynaecologist asap. Poor women hope she is getting help.
Trouble is, it's really hard to get seen. I've been diagnosed for 18 years now and no-one has ever monitored me. Once you get the badge it's just like deal with it.
Losing weight actually seemed to ramp up some symptoms too, which seemed odd!
I wish I had found a doctor in the US like this. When I was as diagnosed.
I love Dr. Emma!! Thank you for helping her. 🙏❤️🙏
I had all the symptoms of PCO but every doctor I saw dismissed my complaints "that's what happens to fat women". I'm now 56. Even after laser treatments, I still have to shave, because my remaining hair is light or white.
I was told laser is useless for hair from PCOS and the dermatologist said to get electrolysis instead.
@@matter_of_fact_ I'll look again on the matter.
I hear you!
I know how she feels,I too had PCOS. Finally, I had laser hair removal......not fun but the results were great!!!
Her eyes brightened up!
She's beautiful. Truly.
Which laser machine is used to target light hair..
And what is the injection to reduce hair growth called.
This information will really help my daughter.
Glad the weight issue was touched on, Policystic Ovarian Syndrome makes it extra difficult to shed body fat while simultaneously causing you to more easily gain weight, the body just really wants to hang on to calories more than the average person, I have been fighting with my weight since I hit puberty at eleven years old, and I hate feeling judged for it when it's not entirely my fault.
So glad you got to help her
secondopinionfromai AI fixes this (AI Medical Reviews). Dr. Emma confirms PCOS diagnosis.
I was diagnosed 20 years ago when I couldn't conceive. I believe I had it when I was a teenager, about 15 or so years before this. I had hair on the sides of my face and was bullied awfully at school. I ended up having electrolysis, which was available before laser.
It was super painful, a needle inserted into every hair and then a shock to kill the hair follicle. PCOS is horrible, I still wonder if I would have looked more feminine if I didn't have it as a teenager. I never had a normal period. And to top it off endometriosis. Still have it at 52. But I have two beautiful girls through medical intervention. Some doctors can be amazing, however I was dismissed at the start of my investigations as well.
It so sad how patients can bounce from doctor to doctor and be told, "there's nothing we can do," or they dismiss the symptoms. This is a perfect example of there IS something they could do to improve the quality of life for a patient. So glad that there are good doctors out there.
I have PCOS as well. I had to buy a package of 6 laser hair removal sessions to finally take care of the facial hair.
Thank you, Emma
Soooo happy for her!!❤❤
I can’t imagine the stress on having facial hair as a woman
So much information has been discovered in the last 20 years about PCOS. I got diagnosed with it when trying to get pregnant with my 21 yr old. Treatment was not what it is now. So happy for this young lady. Thank you for helping her.
I have this too
Wow, just the difference in how she feels about herself has changed her looks. She's very pretty and it wasn't really noticeable before her treatments
I have this and have to shave and am so self conscious that people can see a 5 o'clock shadow. I've been living with it since high school and now I'm 50!
What a transformation ❤
I wish I could afford laser treatment. I've never been diagnosed with pcos but I'm almost certain I have it. Been having really bad facial hair for many years now that I have to shave. It's every single day. It's frustrating and embarrassing.
Amazing!well done Dr Emma!Charlotte looks & feels like a new person!🎉🤗👏I don't suffer with PCOS however I do suffer with facial hair under my chin & have two hairy moles, the moles get sore from plucking, I have this due to the contraceptive pill I take over the years it'd gotten thicker, & harder to deal with, I pluck & get ingrown hair & sore areas, it gets me down, I have recently changed my Dr's due to moving to a different City, spoken to the Nurse whom I see regarding my pill, she kindly gave me the names of two Dr's who specialise in skin & moles!..I'm so happy I am going to see them January & see if I can get help for removal of the two moles & the thick hair!don't give up!...persevere, if the Dr's can't/ won't help me I will ask for second opinion & a referral xxx 🙏👍🏻💜🩷
I don't have PCOS, but I have a lot of air growth all over my body. I have to shave my face daily too. I have had 3 laser treatments on my face recently. It hasn't even slowed it down 😢
I did all these test to find out why my periods became irregular at 20. The doctors could never figure it out. They were just like lose weight but i was smaller then. They never diagnosed me with PCOS but I didn't have the facial hair problem.
Excuse me, why do U.S. Doctors not take this approach? I understand that losing weight can help lessen some of the effects of PCOS, but to fault heavyset women and only tell them if they would lose weight, they would not have that issue... not only is that untrue [many average and thin women also have PCOS], but they also seem to want to give that as the ONLY reason someone has PCOS and that all of their issues would go away if they would just lose weight. Problem is PCOS in and of itself make weight loss very very hard.. if not... nearly impossible unless the person takes on very bad eating habit which is Purging or simple refusal to eat. Those too choices or similar are not ideal because these cause damage to the heart and other internal organs. It also will make the issues with hormones even worse. As a person who has dealt with being over-weight all of my life... and I also have that facial hair issue... but I was NEVER diagnosed with PCOS. I think I have always had it, just never was properly diagnosed. In any case, every doctor I have ever seen [except one] always faults any issue I have as my weight being the cause. I am sorry, but being thinner is not going to stop ear infections, not going to stop the flu, etc.... but most U.S. Doctors love to simply look at you, see you are fat and tell you your issue is because you are fat. If you would simply lose weight, you wouldn't have the issue. None of them offer any help other then send you to a nutritionist. This is way many people of weight stay over-weight because our issues and illnesses are deemed as our own fault, and we are not even tested or taken seriously. Being over-weight is not always the reason for the issue. There can and nearly almost always an underlying issue outside of that. Most U.S. Doctors will tell you to get laser hair treatments, but those are very costly... around $300 to $600 per treatment and no less then 10 to 12 treatments to great you at a point of it being manageable with an occasional treatment every couple of months. It is s life-long commitment. That's About $6,000 just for the first 12 treatments and 99% of health insurances do not cover that. Maybe all of us women need to go to the UK just to be treated properly.
I have been waxing, and it does help , I have done laser, and it didn't work at all because of the Pcos.. The waxing has made it softer, so that is much better. I have always been more annoyed with the fact that the hairs are, coarse than that they are visible.
Dr Emma may I ask what do you know about EB could you do a video on it we are so alone the adult suffers that is, the help we get is very poor. im 64 and have had open wounds on my head for 2 years now. full EBA for 6 years.
What’s was the shors she got
Several yrs ago my daughter and I had laser on areas that we wanted.
Thankfully my facial hair growth wasn't too bad. I still tweezed u wanted hairs every day or two. My hair grew very fast on my head, legs, and tropical forest in the unmentionable area....I shaved my legs every two days because it grew so fast.
I was born with the genetic form of PCOS and had hirsutism, insulin resistance, and fat
Weight loss is difficult at best. I LOOKED at a chocolate bar abd gained weight. Only in my 40s did I gradually lose weight over six years.
Diabetes is almost a guarantee if you don't control insulin resistance. You'll want to see your gyno and see if your uterus lining is not header to hyperplasia, which leads to cancer....
This is how mine looks and I have to shave every day. It even goes up to my lips on a goatee shape 🥺🥺
❤❤
Did Charlotte finally got her periods back?
Hello!!
I never understood why women dont seek out laser hair removal on their own. They do it everywhere not expensive and I've even gotten it for just regular hair removal 🤔
Actually it's really expensive for many of us and for most people with pcos it doesn't last. It can be 75.00 to 200.00 a session and I know that's not affordable for me.
She needs spironolactone, ozempic, metformin, and a low carb diet. That’s some of the only things that help.
Con la barba sei bellissima e sei ancora più bella quando ti radi col pennello e col rasoio
エマ博士😌‼️貴女なら、彼女を、救えると～～～信じてますよ〜〜〜😃😃😃⛄
Really wish it was more places that help with this ,after I had my 3 child I experienced it,and still have issues today
8 years old getting her period?!??! holy god
Super common now.
I'm 45 now, born in '79. I had my period in third grade.. Had my first bra in second.. I know more ladies that started "early" then I don't.
WTF! Who are these horrible doctors?
Obesity is a contributing factor.
dr emma the smartest shaver
Is PCOS classed under the intersex umbrella?
no
@@pernilladomander7648 No it is not.
ほぅ〜〜〜〜〜〜〜🤔🤔🤔🤔‼️脱毛機の感じデスかね😲😲😲😲⛄
To reverse PCOS, you need to reverse elevated sugar and insulin levels by:
1) reducing chronic stress
• search up tricks/hacks/methods and do them
2) increasing sleep quality and length
• search up tricks/hacks/methods and do them
3) optimizing diet
• Eat less than 20g total carbs per day
• Focus on animal fat and protein instead
• Supplement daily
→ 4 drops Lugol's 2% iodine in "shot" of water
→ 10,000 IU Vitamin D³/K² combo
• Minimize caffeine intake
The longer you stick to this protocol, the more PCOS symptoms will reverse (including the facial hair). Many people see complete PCOS reversal in about a year.
If you are taking hormone-altering drugs, it will probably take longer to see results.
I am happy to explain more or answer questions or address concerns.
To prescribe medical treatment you will need to obtain a license to practice medicine by:
1. Completing the undergraduate requirements set forth by your country.
2. Complete the graduate level Medical School.
3. Complete a residency program.
4. Obtain license through your home state and country.
5. Have the common sense to realize you cannot reliably reverse a metabolic disorder with internet supplements and diets.
@codename495 Credentialism, eh? Is that all you got? 🤣
Agreed. Most, not all, but most PCOS is related to insulin resistance. Dr Ben Bikman has some great information.
何と😶😶😶😶⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️女性なのに、髭が〜〜〜生える😭😭😭😭⛄
What kind of thoughtless comment is this?
No mention of nutrition or movement, or reducing stress, or prioritizing sleep, and no I didn’t say diet or exercise.
You weren’t there, shhhh.
We dont know here story . There could be problems with the tyroid or even possible insulin resistant.
So next to more sport there are certain foods you should avoid with PCOS - wheat, sugar, more veggies, whole grain, more protein, Omega3 oils from Walnut lineseed oil
these are obvious things, she needed medication