Dr. Fiona was interviewed live on the air about her book, 8 Steps to Reverse your PCOS this month on the popular radio show Let’s Get Healthy on Austin’s TALK 1370. “Let’s Get Healthy” Join us as we interview leading physicians, researchers and authors from around the globe on the hottest topics in health and …
Episode Description Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome -PCOS- affects 116 million women worldwide. It is a hormone disorder causing a variety of symptoms including infertility, weight gain, irregular menstrual cycles, acne, facial hair and hair loss. The symptoms may vary from woman to woman, and the treatment for such a complicated syndrome can be confusing. In her …
Dr. Fiona’s Interview on Falling Through the Cracks (PODCAST) – Dr Fiona McCulloch Read More »
Dr. Fiona’s Interview on Falling Through the Cracks (PODCAST) – Dr Fiona McCulloch Read More »
I Wrote an Article on PCOS for Epoch Times and I’m Thrilled to Share this with my Readers! Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is the most common hormonal disorder among women of reproductive age, affecting an estimated 7–15 percent of women worldwide. PCOS can be a mystery to doctors and patients alike. The classic signs of …
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Epoch Times Interview (Media) – Dr Fiona McCulloch Read More »
Here is myinterview with Reader’s Digest on PCOS.I am so honoured to help get information out there into the mainstream so that women will know what is going on in their bodies! 8 Silent Signs You Have Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) About 7 million U.S. women have polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), which results when excess …
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Readers Digest Interview (Media) – Dr Fiona McCulloch Read More »
I was fortunate enough to be interviewed by MdLinx on the topic of PCOS throughout the lifespan. This is an article aimed at clinicians, which discusses how PCOS presents at different life stages in women. “Polycystic ovary syndrome is one of the most common endocrine and reproductive disorders in the United States, with a prevalence …
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The immune system is divided into 2 segments – the innate and the adaptive immune system. These 2 arms work together synergistically to protect the host from infectious disease. In mammals, the adaptive immune system includes both the systemic and local (mucosal) types, where cells and molecules interact to provide this protection in a complex …
PCOS includes distressing symptoms such asirregular menstrual cycles, weight gain, infertility, acne, hair loss and increased facial hair growth in women. Central to the condition is insulin resistance – although not every woman with PCOS suffers with insulin resistance, it affects the vast majority. In this article, I’ll begin to explain an easy-to-follow dietary method …
Food Insulin Demand – A Dietary Metric for PCOS and Metabolic Health Read More »
Food Insulin Demand – A Dietary Metric for PCOS and Metabolic Health Read More »
Folate has been found, in numerous studies, to prevent birth defects including spina bifida. In fact, the introduction of folate into vitamins has correlated with an estimated 1000 less birth defects per year, one of the victories of modern public health initiatives. Today, a study provided some information indicating that although folate is crucial for …
Too Much Folic Acid in Pregnancy – is it Linked to Autism? Read More »
Too Much Folic Acid in Pregnancy – is it Linked to Autism? Read More »
I had another wonderful time speaking at the IFS Symposium in beautiful Vancouver BC this year. After an eventful trip over, where the flight was overbooked and I almost didn’t make it on the plane, I was the last person to get a seat. Feeling relieved, I boarded the plane, excited to get to Vancouver …
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Our fat is so much more than a storage tissue for energy – it’s actually an endocrine organ – one that sends strong signals to our brains and hormonal systems. We used to think of fat as being quite inert, but evidence now shows that this couldn’t be further from the truth. Fat cells secrete …
