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Polycystic ovarian syndrome and diet13 May 2005
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Up to one in five women have polycystic ovaries

Between 2-3% of women have Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome which causes loss of periods, hairiness, acne and fertility problems.

Martha discusses whether there is any link between the syndrome and diet.

Many doctors think that if sufferers changed their diet they could significantly reduce the symptoms and possibly rid themselves of the syndrome.

Verity, the UK PCOS support group

The Healthy Low GI Low Carb Diet
By Prof Charles Clarke
Vermillion
ISBN 009190254-1


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