PCOS and Weight Loss

PCOS can cause women to gain weight, most commonly in the abdominal area.

Excess weight gain can be one of the many physical symptoms of PCOS and, as many women are also resistant to insulin, this may compound the issue.

Inofolic Alpha has proven effectiveness

Insulin resistance reduces the ability of cells to process glucose normally, resulting in an accumulation of glucose in the blood (hyperglycaemia). The body compensates by secreting more insulin, resulting in elevated levels of insulin. This can lead to weight gain, and the excess fat causes the body to produce even more insulin which can make the symptoms worse. A vicious circle can result, so it’s important to try to minimise weight gain.

PCOS women on Inofolic showed a 6% weight loss, over 6 months, this is exceptional. When using Inofolic Alpha, patients would expect an equivalent or better result.

• Many women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) have difficulty controlling their weight
• In a variety of studies, Inofolic has been shown to help
• Combining Inofolic Alpha and lifestyle changes is recommended and produces a more beneficial effect than either in isolation

How to lose weight with PCOS

Some women with PCOS have difficulty losing weight. Reducing the amount of carbohydrates in the diet may help support weight loss in PCOS women.

Does inofolic help with weight loss

Inofolic Alpha helps with weight loss. Studies indicate that women lost about 6% of their bodyweight on Inofolic Alpha
PCOS women have a tendency to go on to develop Metabolic Syndrome (dysfunctional lipids, high cholesterol & risk of CV disease, type 2 diabetes and being overweight, especially around the midriff)

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