PCOS Messages for April, 2001: Re: Meridia and PCOS

Re: Meridia and PCOS

From: Beth (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 30 Apr 2001 07:02:23 -0500 (CDT)

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Have you tried watching your fat intake with low carbing? Low carb doesn't have to mean high fat. Veggies and fruits are great when low carbing, yes they are kind of high in carbs BUT they are GOOD for you. For meats pork, turkey and lean beef (I buy the 93% fat free ground beef) are good choices. For snacks Beef Jerky is pretty low carb and low fat, just read the label as different brands have different amounts. We eat lots of salads, we do use reg. dressing but you don't really need that much. Anyhow if you make good choices while low carbing, it doesn't have to mean a huge portion of fat intake.

Good luck!

At Sun, 29 Apr 2001, anonymous wrote: >
>After struggeling for 7 yrs with infertility, I am persuing adopting.
>Now I am interested in losing the access weight brought on by PCOS.
>Several friends of mine have had good luck with Meridia. My Ob/Gyn does
>not perscribe "diet medications" and I was wondering what type of Dr I
>should go to ,that would be willing to help me. What are my other
>options? I am otherwise very healthy, I need to lose around 35-40 lbs. I
>have tried low carb. diets, only to have my cholesterol elevate. I
>walk every day and pretty much eat a regular diet. I am emotionally
>wiped out after dealing with infertility and the excess weight isn't
>helping my self image. Any ideas would be appreciated.

--
Beth
Rockport, MA

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