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22/06/2026

A simple PCOS/PMOS blood sugar strategy to try…

Just 2 to 5 minutes of gentle walking after a meal may help reduce the rise in blood glucose compared with staying seated. It does not need to be a workout or a long walk. A few laps around the house, walking while you tidy the kitchen or stepping outside briefly can all count.

✨ Why can this help? When your muscles move, they use glucose for energy, helping your body manage the glucose entering your bloodstream after a meal. This can be especially supportive for those with PCOS/PMOS and insulin resistance.

✨ Bonus benefits:
✔️ Supports digestion
✔️ Lowers stress and cortisol
✔️ Gives you an instant mood boost

The most effective habits are not always the most complicated. Small, realistic actions repeated consistently can make a meaningful difference over time.

Would you try a short walk after your next meal?

Study reference: PMID 35147898

The healthiest women with PCOS/PMOS are not doing everything perfectly.They are usually doing a few simple things consis...
18/06/2026

The healthiest women with PCOS/PMOS are not doing everything perfectly.

They are usually doing a few simple things consistently. They build meals that support their hormones, choose movement they can recover from, protect their sleep and return to their foundations when life gets busy or unsettled.

Most importantly, they understand that not every piece of PCOS/PMOS advice is equally relevant to every body.

Your root cause helps determine which nutrition, movement, lifestyle and supplement strategies are likely to have the greatest impact on your hormones. Knowing your type can help you focus your energy on what matters most, rather than trying to do everything at once.

Do you know your PCOS/PMOS type?

Comment ‘TYPE’ and I’ll send you our free quiz to help you identify your root cause and the strategies to focus on first.

15/06/2026

My go-to nutrient-dense foods for PCOS 👇

🥜 Almonds: Support hormone production and balanced insulin thanks to their combination of healthy fats, antioxidants, zinc, B vitamins and magnesium.

🥑 Avocado: Rich in monounsaturated fats, fibre, potassium and essential nutrients that help regulate blood sugar levels, reduce inflammation and support hormone balance.

🌰 Flaxseeds: A great source of fibre, lignans and omega-3 fatty acids. They support insulin sensitivity, reduce inflammation and aid healthy estrogen metabolism, which may help support PMS symptoms.

🥚 Eggs: Provide high-quality protein and essential nutrients like choline, biotin and omega-3 fatty acids to support hormone health and keep you feeling satisfied. Hello yummy breakfast omelette!

🥦 Broccoli: Rich in antioxidants, fibre, vitamins C, K, A and B vitamins, along with minerals like calcium, iron and magnesium. It also contains sulforaphane and indole-3-carbinol, compounds that support the body’s natural detoxification pathways and estrogen metabolism.

🍏 Apples: Packed with pectin, a soluble fibre that acts as a prebiotic and helps support beneficial gut bacteria. They also provide phytonutrients and antioxidants while supporting satiety and blood sugar stability. Tip: eat the skin too, as this is where much of the pectin is found.

🫐 Blueberries: Rich in antioxidants including anthocyanins and flavonoids, as well as vitamin C. Their low-GI nature and fibre content help support blood sugar regulation and insulin sensitivity.

🎃 Pumpkin seeds: Rich in zinc and magnesium, two minerals involved in hormone regulation, metabolism, insulin sensitivity and PMS support.

Remember, no single food fixes PCOS/PMOS. It’s the consistency of these small choices over time that makes the difference. Which of these foods is already a regular part of your week?

15/06/2026

Ugh excess hair has to be one of the worst PCOS symptoms - my own personal journey with it was one of incredible frustration, cost and anxiety. I combined a million supplements to support it - when I finally found the right blend I had to put it out there. Is this relatable for you?

We already know that hormones, insulin resistance and ovulation play a central role in PCOS/PMOS. What researchers are n...
11/06/2026

We already know that hormones, insulin resistance and ovulation play a central role in PCOS/PMOS. What researchers are now exploring is how the gut microbiome may interact with all of these systems.

A recent review (DOI: 10.1186/s12967-026-08352-2) found that women with PCOS/PMOS often have lower microbial diversity and lower levels of certain bacteria that produce compounds called short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs). 
These compounds help support blood sugar balance, inflammation, gut barrier function and overall metabolic health.

Supporting your microbiome does not have to be complicated. The same foundations we talk about so often in the PCOS Repair Protocol continue to show up in the research: fibre-rich whole foods, plant diversity, resistant starch and fermented foods.

This is also one reason why at Nourished we don’t advocate for extremely restrictive diets. Supporting your microbiome is often about adding foods in, not taking foods away.

What surprised you most about the gut microbiome and PCOS/PMOS connection?

Comment ‘GENTLE’ and we’ll send you a free copy of our PCOS Repair Protocol ebook with practical nutrition and lifestyle strategies for PCOS/PMOS.



11/06/2026

A bit of a new style of content we’re trialling for AndroEase Plus - hope you find this relatable! It sure hit home for me.

04/06/2026

Sometimes it can feel like managing PCOS/PMOS comes with a never-ending checklist.

Eat enough protein. Strength train. Support your blood sugar. Prioritise sleep. Take your supplements. Manage stress. Drink the spearmint tea. Remember where you put the spearmint tea. 😅

The good news is that not every strategy carries the same weight for every woman.

PCOS/PMOS is not one-size-fits-all, which is why understanding your root cause can be so helpful. The things that move the needle most for someone with insulin resistance can look very different to someone whose symptoms are being driven by stress, inflammation, or coming off hormonal contraception.

Comment TYPE and we’ll send you our free Root Cause Quiz so you can better understand your PCOS/PMOS pattern and create a roadmap that makes sense for you, not your friends.

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01/06/2026

If you feel exhausted no matter how much sleep you get, you are not alone.

Sleep challenges are incredibly common in women with PCOS/PMOS, and it is not always about getting more hours in bed. Hormones, blood sugar balance, stress, inflammation, circadian rhythm disruption and conditions like sleep apnoea can all impact how rested you feel when you wake up.

The good news is that improving sleep quality often starts with a few simple habits practiced consistently.

A few of my favourite foundations include:
✨ Sleeping in a dark, cool, quiet room
✨ Going to bed and waking up at similar times each day
✨ Keeping your bed for sleep rather than scrolling, working or watching TV
✨ Creating a calming evening routine to help switch your nervous system into rest mode
✨ Reducing caffeine if it is affecting your sleep quality

Sleep is one of the most powerful tools we have for supporting hormone balance, energy, cravings, mood and overall wellbeing. Small changes can add up to a significant difference over time.

Comment HELP ME SLEEP below and we’ll send you our free guide to more restful sleep and better energy with PCOS/PMOS.

27/05/2026

One of the things I am most excited about right now in the women’s health space is the shift from PCOS to PMOS.

For so long, the focus has been placed on the ovaries, when for many women this condition is really being driven by deeper metabolic and hormonal factors like insulin, inflammation, stress, and androgens.

This video shares the 4 common “types” often seen in PCOS/PMOS. Many women overlap between a few, but understanding your main drivers can make supporting your body feel so much clearer.

Comment TYPE if you want access to our free root cause quiz 🤍

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