yadhu krishna

  You eat healthy foods. You are not a lazy person. However, the extra fat refuses to drop, the hair continues to fall off, the skin remains prone to acne, and you continue to feel tired. You have been advised that this is caused by stress. You have also been informed that your lab results are okay. What nobody told you is that the problem was never fully understood not by the medical system, not by the research that shaped it, and certainly not by the generic advice most women receive after a two-minute consultation and a normal ultrasound report. For many years, polycystic ovary syndrome, or PCOS, was known by its obvious sign, which were cysts that appeared on the ovaries. However, new research, such as articles that have appeared in The Lancet, indicates that there really should not be any focus placed on the ovaries because "the doctors were focusing only on the surface symptoms and ignoring the underlying problems, especially the problem of insulin resistance." This mat...