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Re: PCOS in college

From: Aliza (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 13 Aug 2001 17:40:22 -0500 (CDT)


Dear Cathy, I am a recent college graduate (21) and was diagnosed with PCOS as a senior in college. Believe it or not, the best thing for me was seeing a great endocronologist, and using a low carb/low sugar diet, high in fiber. Basically, I stopped eating bread! A sample diet includes: Breakfast - bowl of a high fiber cereal (Kashi or All Bran) with skim milk. Snack - celery sticks. Lunch - Salad (lots of lettuce, fat free/sugar free salad dressing and a protien (turkey/chicken/tofu burger). Dinner - Another large salad with fat free/sugar free dressing, a high protein, and another vegetable.

When I have the urger for sweets I eat the fat free/sugar free ice pops or glace frozen yogurt (yogurt & such). Also, their are a bunch of low carb products that have little to no sugar, over the internet.

Important***, avoid products with ephedra (they speed up the heart).

Good Luck

At Sat, 11 Aug 2001, cathy wrote: >
>Hi, my daugher was just diagnosed with PCOS three weeks ago...just
>before going away to college for the first time! She's been put on a low
>carb diet,(not as low as I expected) and has lossed 5 pounds in the
>first week. I'm sure she'll eventually get the nerve to join the
>message group, but I can tell she's absorbing as much of this as she can
>at a time. Anyway, my question is: Are there any suggestions on how a
>18 year old can exist on low carb by eating dorm food?
>Thanks




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