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One in 10 Women Have PCOS and Most Don’t Even Know It

One in 10 Women Have PCOS and Most Don’t Even Know It

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I had no idea what PCOS even was until I received Dr. Fiona McCullough’s new book, “8 Steps to Reverse Your PCOS.” It turns out 116 million women have Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) which can affect your hormones, fertility, weight, hair and skin, and put you at risk for chronic disease. It affects women of all ages and it can be especially difficult for women in their reproductive years.

Dr. Fiona McCullough
Dr. Fiona McCullough

A naturopathic doctor, Fiona McCullough is founder of owner of White Lotus Integrated Medicine in Toronto. She’ll explain the causes, side effects and ways to manage and reverse PCOS. Monday, September 19, 4pm, on Fearless Fabulous You!

 

 

 

 

 

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