If one reads this medical headline from ACOG to our nations physicians, one would assume/conclude that pre-eclampsia (high blood pressure in pregnancy) itself is responsible for the increase in cardiovascular disease. This is a classic example so common in medical "reporting" in the media. The following is the article title. Title: Preeclampsia and Cardiovascular Disease in
Excess Pregnancy Weight Gain May Increase Delivery Complications Risk, Study Suggests. This study looks at 20lb weight gain OVER the recommended guidelines for pregnancy and found those who did had significantly increased incidence of heart failure, severe high blood pressure among other abnormalities in pregnancy. There is no doubt that this would be the case.
Are the benefits of a LCHF diet the same in lean women with PCOS as they are for obese women with PCOS? I know that a LCHF diet doubles the success rates for your patients--is that statistic true for both lean AND obese patients or only for your patients that are overweight? I can't find
https://youtu.be/tOxrrcXxc9o Christy shares how the JCRM approach changed her life.
