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Chapter 2 – All About PCOS & Ovarian Cysts
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will be able to fight PCOS symptoms and prevent ovarian cysts more
effectively.
Environmental toxins are other issues of great concern. These can disrupt
your hormonal activity by interfering with the production and metabolism of
hormones and by mimicking hormones. Environmental toxins can also lower
progesterone levels, damage your fertility, the ovulation process and the
health of your unborn child.
Chronic exposure to xenohormones (petro-chemically derived pesticides,
emulsifiers found in soap and cosmetics, plastics, regular meat), and man-
made chemicals found in our food and environment, can cause hormone
dysfunction, ovary damage (damaged follicles which cause reduced
production of progesterone) and infertility problems. Exposure to solvents, the
most common type of xenohormones that are found in glue, dry cleaning
clothes, nail polish and paint can lead to an array of health problems
including: fatigue, anxiety, depression, brain swelling, fetus damage and
oxygen deprivation in the brain.
While there is no escape from chemical pollution, including xenohormones,
the PCOS diet, the solvents exposure guidelines and detoxification protocols
outlined in the book will provide you with a diet that is as free as possible from
environmental chemicals that will disrupt your hormones and damage your
health. They will also remove chemical substances that are already in your
body and strengthen your toxin elimination organs.
Insulin Resistance
Studies show that at least 30% of women with PCOS have insulin resistance,
Insulin resistance can manifest as acne, difficulty losing weight, high blood
pressure, elevated blood glucose and carbohydrate cravings.
When the cells in your body are less responsive to the insulin hormone, you
have insulin resistance, which damages the functionality of a myriad of insulin-
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