In this episode of the Women’s Health and Fertility Nutrition podcast,  Evelyn(Host) discusses PCOS and nutrition. She explains what PCOS is and its impact on hormonal health. Evelyn emphasises the importance of a balanced diet for managing PCOS symptoms and promoting overall wellbeing. She provides insights into making good carbohydrate choices to stabilise blood sugar levels and highlights the role of fibre in gut health. Evelyn also discusses supplements that can be beneficial for PCOS and the importance of exercise in improving insulin sensitivity. The episode concludes with a reminder to seek further information and support for managing PCOS through nutrition. Your Action List: 1.Get your weekly dose of support with the Women’s Health & Fertility Nutrition Podcast by following or subscribing to the podcast. Please also rate my podcast. 2. Learn more about Evelyn Kennedy your host and the services she offers on the enhanced fertility nutrition website  3. get your free 7-day fertility nutrition plan,  4. Share this podcast with other women who may benefit from it. 5. Fill in this form if you have any topics or questions you would like discussed  Takeaways PCOS is a hormonal disorder that affects women’s health and can lead to various symptoms such as irregular periods, insulin resistance, weight gain, and fertility issues. A balanced diet, including a variety of foods that fit into the right macronutrient and micronutrient ranges, is important for managing PCOS symptoms. Making good carbohydrate choices, focusing on complex carbohydrates, can help stabilize blood sugar levels and improve insulin sensitivity. Fibre plays a crucial role in gut health and can be beneficial for managing PCOS symptoms. Supplements such as inositol, omega-3 fatty acids, CoQ10, and magnesium may have positive effects on PCOS symptoms. Including PCOS-friendly macros and good fats in the diet can support hormone production and metabolic function. Regular exercise, including resistance training and walking, can improve insulin sensitivity in individuals with PCOS. Chapters 00:00 Introduction 00:59 Understanding PCOS 09:00 Carbohydrate Choices and Blood Sugar Levels 10:19 Importance of Fibre and Gut Health 11:45 Supplements for PCOS 13:12 PCOS-Friendly Macros and Good Fats 14:11 Exercise and Insulin Sensitivity 14:48 Conclusion