PCOS is a complex condition with many intertwined factors. Genes, inflammation, obesity, insulin resistance, hormonal imbalances, and even stress can all affect a person’s risk of developing PCOS.

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An expert explains all the major mistakes you may be making while losing weight with PCOS.

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A health coach has shared her inspiring weight loss transformation on social media, going from 90 kg to 57 kg by making some important changes in her diet.