Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is one of the most alarming health conditions encountered by one out of 10 women worldwide. Because obviously, there is a rising number of women having obesity problems, it is believed that the chances for development of PCOS is also increasing. Most patients aim to adopt and Read the rest of this entry »

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Pregnancy – No IVF for the overweight?

Truthfully, I think this world is too over-populated as it is, without helping certin people bring more children into this world just to consume them in thier problems..obesity is a problem,statisically most obiese women were abused in thier childhoods in some way.How can they teach a child to be healthy when they are not.If they got help with what is making them obiese,and started the work to be healthy from the inside-out then they would lose the weight,and until that someone is doing those things why should anyone help them bring a child into the world?As far as comparring them to gays/lesbians-totally differant..if God wanted you to raise children like that then you’d not need the help in the first place!!Obiese women atleast deserve the chance to GET healthy first!!

My so called “friend” (not to my face… but still what a bi*ch) called me a fat **** to my friend and said PCOS is a pathetic excuse for being overweight. It really upset me especially as i eat healthier than her and exercise more often… i DO try but its really hard.

  

It is completely sane and normal to be worried about using conventional infertility medication. Using such drugs have strong links to increased chance of ovarian cancer. Natural PCOS treatment proves to be a safer and fairly effective alternative that women should attempt before going down the long and dangerous Read the rest of this entry »