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If you’re anything like me, having PCOS means pimples break out on your chin all the time. You catch people staring at them no matter how much make up you apply.

Maybe you get on the scale and look down at the numbers every morning, and you keep gaining weight, no matter how hard you try.

Maybe you aren’t overweight, but you’re confused about the best path forward for you, since you know you have PCOS but no one ever talks about PCOS for normal or underweight women.

Maybe you no longer fantasize about weekends in bed or even find your partner’s massages arousing, and you struggle to enjoy physical pleasure.

Maybe you tweeze your upper lip every day, because if you didn’t, you’d have a mustache like your brother’s.

Maybe you are not fertile. You don’t know if you are ever going to be able to have a baby. If you have some of the symptoms I just mentioned, you probably are not. Women who have PCOS are infertile until they overcome it.

These are the major symptoms of PCOS. You might not have all of them, but you probably have at least some, right? I know how you feel. PCOS sucks.

I have now helped thousands of women on five different continents overcome PCOS. The one thing they all had in common when we finished working together was overwhelming relief. Sometimes they even gushed tears.

PCOS, for them, like for me, felt like it was never going to end. “What’s wrong with my body?” they wondered. How do you overcome PCOS? Is it even possible to overcome it?!

You’ve tried prescriptions. You’ve tried eating less and exercising more. You’ve tried a low carb diet. You’ve tried more confangled herbal whatchamacallit remedies than you can count. Nothing’s worked.

PCOS is tricky. Without the right guidance, it’s almost impossible to overcome. Nor does it go away or get better on it’s own. Nope. If you are lazy or scared or decide to just cross your fingers and wait, it’s not going to work.

Without the right treatment, your acne, facial hair, and infertility will last indefinitely. You might never get to post another picture of yourself in your skinny jeans. You might never have the radiant skin of the girl next to you at yoga class. You might miss out on the best sex of your life. You might ‘” seriously ‘” never be able to have a baby. PCOS lasts until you find the right treatment. Do you want to wait until youre too old to do anything, or do you want to act now?

Ever feel like you’re the only one who knows what you’re going through and genuinely wants to fix it? I can’t tell you how many of my clients sit in waiting rooms for hours at a time, only to be rushed through a quickie seven-minute appointment with their doctors. They only get to ask half of a question before they are handed a set of prescription drugs and ushered out the door. If they are lucky and have a doctor who wants to heal their underlying problems, they still are just hurriedly told to “eat less and exercise more.”

“Come back in six months for a check up!” the nurse shouts at them when they’re already in the parking lot.

This might be an exaggeration, but it reveals a very serious problem for women who have PCOS. Doctors often fail to see you for who you really are. They fail to see your unique problems. They can’t see one test result and slap a prescription in your hand and consider the matter closed. That’s just plain wrong.

Worse is the fact that even when you do manage to catch a doctor’s attention, the most common way doctors treat PCOS these days is with prescription drugs. But these drugs do NOTHING to solve the underlying problem. They are only band-aids. They only cover up the problem. In fact, they actually make it worse. Side effects like depression and weight gain are common on the kinds of pills prescribed for PCOS.

If you try to treat your PCOS in a doctor’s office like I did, you may be signing up for hundreds of dollars in tests and prescriptions, thousands of dollars in fertility treatments, extremely risky side effects (I personally had to go to the ER), and disappointment after disappointment. This was my life for years. Prescription drugs are NOT the answer for you if you want to be healthy and feel good, whether ASAP or ten years from now.

Here’s the kicker: not only do doctors fail to understand PCOS properly, but so do just about all the bloggers and websites about PCOS online! This is partly why it took me so long to figure out my PCOS and how to overcome it. All the information is confusing. It’s contradictory. Do you eat carbohydrates or no? Try a milk thistle supplement or no? Count calories or no?

Now, there are some very good-intentioned bloggers, authors, and doctors out there. They want to fix your underlying problem and help you heal for good. But they go about it all wrong!

They give the same old recommendations all the time: eat less, exercise more, don’t eat carbohydrates, give up dessert, and eat only lean chicken breast for the rest of your life.

These recommendations aren’t just ineffective. They are downright harmful. They will most likely make you less healthy and have worse symptoms in the long run.

PCOS is poorly understood and treated by just about everybody. Doctors don’t get it. Bloggers don’t get it. Authors don’t get it. If you do things the normal “eat less exercise more, cut carbohydrates” way, you might be doomed to PCOS forever.

Because PCOS Unlocked doesn’t approach PCOS the same old, ineffective, harmful way it’s normally done. It doesn’t rely on pills. It doesn’t tell you to “eat less and exercise more” or eliminate carbohydrates and then leave you… Read more…