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PCOS Reversal
Hello new to site...been struggling with PCOS for last 8ys. Have been diagnosed and treated only with BC until that made me gain sooo much weight now..nothing. I found this http://pcos.insulitelabs.com/ on the web and was really interested in trying. It really sounds great. Has anyone tried?
hey msniki... google insulite labs..they have a whole system on PCOS reversal..it sounds really interesting. I checked a couple other PCOS sites and I have heard great results..one woman actually concieved while doing so. It is designed to reverse insulin resistance which is a root cause of PCOS. The only negative I have heard of is the vast amount of pills that you have to take. It helps with all of the symptoms and not just weight. It is expensive so I am NOT going to order it until I know that I am ready for that commitment!
i know about the metformin cause i have took in the past.The poster is talking about a web site called insulate labs.They have developed some meds to reverse the pcos.Or at least that is what they say. I order it only once but i couldn't keep up with them. I s something completely different feom metformin.
I dont know what meds the other user is talking about. The meds I know of are metformin (to help with weight loss and insuline resistance) and bc pills to regulate ur period. To help pcos, you most likley need to lose weight. I have lost 40lbs since September being on metfomin and bc pills (yasmin). I dont know if my cycles are regular yet, because of the bc pills. But my doctor told me loding just 5 or 10% of your weight will help improve pcos.
Good luck
Good luck
Hi.I too have pco and ordered the insulate meds.I only took it and the first thing that i noticed was the appetite.But the thing is that there are to many pills to take all over the day.You start with before breakfast, breakfast, between brekfast and lunch, lunch, between lunch and dinner, dinner and before bed. I couldn't keep up with them so i didn't order more.You can try them as they have a refund policy of 90 days. Good luck
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