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Dairy Intake in PCOS
Should I avoid dairy products in PCOS ? As many people say .. And also curd , buttermilk and ghee should also be avoided in PCOS ?
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Hi No not at all... Just have low fat milk or remove the cream and then take U can have curd , buttermilk and paneer
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Hi, Avoiding Dairy & gluten are the secondary treatments for PCOS/ PCOS. It's a lifestyle disorder, rather than a disease. Try doing your lifestyle modifications alongwith the healthy Dietary changes for the improvement.
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You can have but in minimal amount and always take skimmed milk or it products
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Avoid milk but can take thin buttermilk and yogurt, curd.
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Hi !you can take but limitation please contact for details diet plan
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Include low fat dairy in PCOS . Please ask directly through practo for detailed discussion and costimized plan according to ur body type.
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You can take low fat dairy but in limited amount so that it doesn't affect your calcium levels Follow particular yoga for it
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Gud morning u can have low fat milk n milk products like curd, buttermilk etc but in limitation not high intake of these foods.
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