PCOS/PCOD Diet Plan | Do's and Don'ts in Diet to conceive pregnancy faster

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In this video, I am sharing information about the PCOS/PCOD diet plan, it helps a lot in Weight loss as well as it balances the hormone level in the body.
PCOS/PCOD it is very important to maintain an ideal body weight to conceive a pregnancy. If weight is maintained so fertility will increase as well as chances of pregnancy will increase. In this video I will share the diet plan for PCOS/PCOD, here I gave all the information which food item you can eat and which food item you need to avoid. through this diet plan, you can reduce weight.
this Diet plan is a high protein and low calories diet plan which helps a lot in weight loss. It is very beneficial for PCOS/PCOD.
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