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Sorry for the multiple posts....read top oneFrom: neen (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu, 31 Aug 2000 23:24:26 -0500 (CDT)
At Thu, 31 Aug 2000, neen wrote: > >I have been hearing from drs. and other sites that say pco can be >brought on by a poor diet. I had a very, very bad diet in high school: >coke and doughnut for breakfast, a carb feast for lunch and fast food >for dinner.Downed at least a two liter of coke everyday. Never touched >water! My pco symptoms began after I had my son, at 17 yrs old, in which >I suffered severe postpartum. Now, I just went to a site that listed >the symptoms of excess androgens and it listed pco as one of the >SYMPTOMS, not the cause. And then said the cause of excess androgens >was too much refined sugar and simple carbs. SO, then were does the IR >come in? So, can pco be brought on by a poor diet and lifestyle, like, >say, diabetes II can? I am hearing that people have had a big relief >from symptoms from solely changing their diet. I am so confused! Here >is site so you can check it for yourselves: >http://www.johnleemd.net/forms/hb_test.html > >Thanks > >P.S. I am thinking that maybe there are 2 types of pco. One type could >be hereditary and the other the cause of a bad diet and lifestyle. Think >its possible? Would be like a Type I and Type II pco. Just a thought. > >-- >NEEN >
-- NEEN
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