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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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 »
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 …
I was honoured to speak at the “Get Fertile, Stay Fertile Summit” with Dr. Aumatma over the past month. My topic was on calming autoimmunity and immunological aspects of intertility. I was happy to share the most recent research in the field about the cellular aspects of implantation and reproduction. Topics such as premature ovarian …
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Video: Autoimmune Infertility – Dr Fiona McCulloch Read More »
AMH (Antimullerian Hormone) is a key hormone – it is secreted by the follicles which house the eggs in our ovaries. It’s thought that AMH levels correlate with the number of viable eggs remaining in a woman’s ovary. In women who suffer from a condition known as diminished ovarian reserve (DOR), this number can often …
AMH – An Important Hormone Test for Women with PCOS Read More »
AMH – An Important Hormone Test for Women with PCOS Read More »
Laboratory Testing I originally wrote this article for Naturopathic Doctor News Review, February 2015 edition. As such it contains some technical and treatment information for physicians to use in clinical practice and a whole bunch of medical terminology! I know many of you were waiting on this article to be released so if you have …
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Leptin is an appetite-regulating hormone that is made by our fat cells. It has the vital function of telling our brains that we are full, have sufficient fat stores inside of our fat cells and do not need to consume more food. It’s like the “off switch” for hunger. When we eat a meal, our …
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I was just interviewed by Sasha Ottey of PCOS Challenge. This is my second interview with Sasha, last year she interviewed me about cardiovascular health and PCOS. In this episode we discuss health goals for women with PCOS including weight loss, fertility, and emotional health. I give specific eating tips to help vanquish insulin and …
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PCOS Challenge Radio – Health Tips for Women with PCOS Read More »
14 Signs that You Might Have PCOS Ever feel like something is wrong with your hormonal system and curious as to what might be going on? I’d like to tell you about 14 major signs of PCOS – Polycystic Ovary Syndrome – the most common hormone disorder in women of reproductive age. PCOS affects more …
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N-Acetyl Cysteine has been studied for the treatment of PCOS for the past several years and is one of my favourite supportive nutrients. I take it myself, and recommend it often to my patients. A new study has just been released which looked into the use of N-Acetyl Cysteine for embryo and egg quality in …
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N-Acetyl Cysteine for PCOS Egg Quality and Healthy Ovaries Read More »
