The Ultimate PCOS Handbook
Lose weight, boost fertility, clear skin and restore self-esteem
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Beschreibung des Verlags
With this practical handbook you can start to see PCOS symptoms improve in as little as 2 weeks. Based on the latest scientific research and the authors' first-hand experience, it will empower you to take back control of your body- and your life. Packed with all the essential information to naturally beat the symptoms of polycystic ovary syndrome.
PCOS authorities and fellow sufferers Colette Harris and Theresa Cheung will empower you to take back control of your body and beat naturally the often embarrassing symptoms of this syndrome, including weight gain, acne, excess body hair, mood swings, depression and exhaustion. Packed full of the latest science, up-to-date nutrition and the best in self-help and natural therapies, their comprehensive book shows you how to:
Take control of your body with simple dietary changesReduce spots and excess hairBoost body confidence and self-esteemChoose the right supplements and best natural self-help remediesProtect yourself from high blood pressure, heart disease and diabetes
Reviews
Praise for ‘PCOS’:
‘Packed with essential advice.’ Optimum Health magazine
‘A ground-breaking book…helpful and sympathetic.’ Here’s Health magazine
About the author
Colette Harris and Theresa Cheung both have PCOS. Colette is a health journalist and editor of Health Plus magazine, while Theresa is a medical journalist and author of a book on androgen disorders in women. Both have followed the diet and lifestyle plan set out in this book to reverse their PCOS symptoms.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Harris, Colette & Theresa Cheung. The Ultimate PCOS Handbook: Lose Weight, Boost Fertility, Clear Skin and Restore Self-Esteem. Conari: Red Wheel/Weiser. Sept. 2008. 406p. index. pap. HEALTH~Chapter notes, resources (web sites and organizations), resources for further reading (without dates), and an index give access to research, but a commercial web site is the major source recommended for information about the glycemic index. There is no glossary, and some of the web sites listed are inaccessible. Accompanying illustrations for the exercises suggested would have been helpful. Not recommended. Background: One of several new books on polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), this guide to managing the disease is designed for women experiencing the common symptoms of weight gain, acne, and low fertility. The authors' personal experiences with PCOS informs their presentation, but a decidedly British slant (and terminology) may frustrate Americans looking for remedies available in the United States. In three parts, the book explains PCOS (assisted by the book's only illustration) and gives strategies for coping with both the physical symptoms and the psychological aspects. --Lois K. Merry, Keene State Coll., NH.
