If you think dealing with PMS Bloating and Menstrual Cramps monthly is bad enough, add PCOS to the mix and that adds a whole different level of complexity into the mix. As per the 2020 study done by WHO, this condition affects up to 20% of women of reproductive age worldwide. But just how difficult is PCOS?

Well, imagine waking up to the sight of acne popping all across your face, thinking that your period is in sight, but months later, acne is still there and your period is still nowhere to be found. The worst part is that despite eating like your usual, you notice that your clothes are starting to fit tighter and before you know it, you’re one or two sizes up. You start to question what you did wrong so you resort to crash dieting methods in an effort to get the weight down, but rather than it becoming so, weight spikes up further and before you know it, you’ve gained a solid 40-50 lbs in a year.

This is what Haceline felt for the past few years and despite learning about us even before she got married, it was the downside of PCOS and the lack of any sort of progress with all the methods she tried that made her sign up to our services. 2 Months later, not only did she lose 17.8 lbs but we managed to lean her up nicely as clearly seen from her side profile. Her tummy protrusion has retracted quite a bit giving her a flatter tummy and you can see just how less bloated she is from the front view too!

There’s no doubt that PCOS is difficult to deal with. But do know that this is the silver lining. While it is difficult, it’s not impossible to beat using the right methods. Don’t shortchange yourself by doing all sorts of fad diets and fad “supplements”. Not only will you be wasting resources, but you will be wasting time as well on top of the possibility of making your condition worse. Do it fast by doing it right the first time.

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