92. Should I be taking Inositol?
An episode of the Down To Earth PCOS Nutrition Podcast podcast, hosted by Dafna Chazin, titled "92. Should I be taking Inositol?" was published on November 10, 2022 and runs 31 minutes.
November 10, 2022 ·31m · Down To Earth PCOS Nutrition Podcast
Episode Description
Welcome back to The Down to Earth PCOS Nutrition Podcast!
Today I am outlining why Inositol (known most commonly as the brand name Ovasitol) may vastly improve your insulin-related PCOS symptoms, improve fertility and restore a natural menstrual cycle. I’ll be backing up these claims with scientific evidence and giving you some ‘best practices’ for taking inositol with PCOS!
While there are actually 9 types of Inositol, I am talking specifically about Myo-Inositol and D-Chiro Inositol and how they, with the correct dosage, can improve insulin resistance, lower the risk for heart disease, improve hair loss (or hair growth) and aid in weight loss among other benefits.
When it comes to supplementation, it’s important to consult your doctor for personalized recommendations. Please keep in mind that this episode is purely for educational purposes, and my goal is to equip you to make the best personal decision about supplementation.
With that said, should you choose to start taking Inositol, I am sharing some general best practices to consider when picking the right product as well as recommended use for it.
What You’ll Learn on this Podcast Episode:
- The 2 types of Inositol that aid in PCOS management
- The specific reason Myo- and D-Chiro Inositol improve PCOS symptoms
- Results others have got through supplementing with Inositol (based on scientific studies)
- The correct ratio of Inositol to better chances of seeing success
- Inositol vs. Metformin and other medications
- The main reasons you may not be seeing results if you’ve already tried inositol
- My general recommendations and best practices for taking Inositol.
Helpful PCOS Links:
- Join the Reset Your PCOS waitlist!
- Follow me on Instagram
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