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The new JAMA study on GLP-1 use before pregnancy i

The new JAMA study on GLP-1 use before pregnancy is making waves… but the headlines aren’t telling the whole story.

Yes — the study found that after stopping a GLP-1, people had:
• More gestational weight gain
• Higher risk of gestational diabetes
• Higher risk of hypertension
• Higher risk of preterm birth

But here’s the key detail almost no one is talking about:

The study compared women based on their pregnancy starting weight, NOT their weight before starting a GLP-1.

So a woman who went from a BMI of 36 → 31 was treated the same as a woman who has always been 31.

Metabolically, those are completely different bodies.

This study tells us that abruptly stopping a GLP-1 can create rebound weight gain and instability in early pregnancy.
It does not tell us whether GLP-1–supported weight loss before pregnancy is beneficial — or how to safely transition off the medication.

For PCOS, insulin resistance, and women using GLP-1s to restore ovulation, the real question becomes:

👉 “What does a safe, supported GLP-1 off-ramp look like before TTC?”

PCOS infertility glp-1 pregnancy health

🍅✨ High-Protein Tomato Soup… but make it PC

🍅✨ High-Protein Tomato Soup… but make it PCOS-friendly ✨🍅

If you’ve never added beef bone broth, collagen peptides, or cottage cheese to tomato soup… this is your sign. 👀🔥
This bowl is warm, creamy, and secretly PACKED with protein to keep your blood sugar steady and your hunger satisfied.

Why I love it:
🥣 Beef bone broth = minerals + deeply nourishing flavor
💪 Collagen peptides = easy extra protein (and skin/hair support!)
🧀 Cottage cheese = silky texture + another 12–15g protein
🌿 Paired with a side salad or sourdough? Perfection.

Save this for cozy nights, luteal-phase cravings, or anytime you want comfort without the crash.
Tag me if you try it — I love seeing your hormone-healthy meals! 🍅💛

Protein tomato soup, PCOS-friendly recipe, collagen peptides, bone broth soup, high-protein comfort food, hormone-healthy meals, fertility friendly recipes

Real life, it’s messy sometimes. I never read th

Real life, it’s messy sometimes. I never read the book, but I feel like someone is telling me, “girl wash your face”, only it’s: girl, brush your hair.

The troll is crawling out from under the bridge! I’m here!
#pcos #pcosweightloss #pcosfertility #pcosinformation #pcosinfertility

Case studies with a “lean PCOS patient” and la

Case studies with a “lean PCOS patient” and lab work that still supported insulin resistance even though her doctor didn’t think she had it.

More thorough lab work opened up an understanding of the root cause of her PCOS and helped GIVE us more targeted options in treating it, there were aligned with her fertility goals.

#pcos #pcosinfertility #pcoslabwork #insulinresistance #pcossupport

🧀🥓 Savory Breakfast Muffins 🧁➡️💪⁠
Made with high-protein pancake mix, sausage, and cheese—these grab-and-go muffins are your secret weapon for starting the day *without a sugar crash.*⁠
⁠
They’re warm, cheesy, and protein-packed to help train your palate away from sweet breakfasts (which often spike blood sugar and leave you hangry by 10am 😅).⁠
⁠
🌞 Perfect for busy mornings, PCOS blood sugar balance, and resetting cravings one savory bite at a time.⁠
⁠
👇 Want the recipe?
💬 Comment RECIPE and I’ll DM you the link to download the PCOS App!⁠
📲 It’s inside the app along with tons more blood sugar–friendly breakfasts!

#PCOSfriendly #HighProteinBreakfast #SavoryMuffins #PCOSdietitian #BloodSugarBalance #EasyMealPrep

I used to think running and spin were enough. 🚴

I used to think running and spin were enough. 🚴‍♀️🏃‍♀️

And don’t get me wrong—I love that kind of movement. It helped clear my head, reduce stress, and feel strong. But… my metabolism wasn’t budging. My PCOS symptoms were still flaring. 😣

The game-changer?
👉 Strength training.

Not to replace cardio.
Not to restrict myself.
But to build a better metabolic foundation.

Muscle is hormonally active—it helps with insulin sensitivity, blood sugar balance, and even ovulation. It’s one of the most underused tools in PCOS support.

You don’t have to give up what you love. But if you feel stuck, it might be time to add something new.

💬 Tell me: What kind of movement makes you feel powerful right now?
👇 Drop it below or tag a friend who needs this reminder.

#PCOS #PCOSWorkout #StrengthTrainingForWomen #PCOSMetabolism #HormoneHealth #CycleSupport #PCOSStrong #PCOSLifestyle

There may not be actual research on this, but I 10

There may not be actual research on this, but I 100% and working harder at the gym now that I feel super cute doing it.

Plus, this beauty only cost me 20 bucks…

If you struggle hydrating, buy yourself a cute water bottle.

If you struggle getting to the gym, get a cute outfit.

If you struggle taking your supplements, buy a pink pill organizer.

This isn’t about excess, it’s about increasing probability.

Hope you make time to sweat some today. I needed a break from writing my book on “How to Get Pregnant with PCOS.” So instead of scrolling, I grabbed my water bottle and drove to my gym.

#pcos #lifehacks #advice #dietitianhacks #onegooddecisionatatime

✨ Real talk: PCOS is complex. And if you’re de

✨ Real talk: PCOS is complex. And if you’re dealing with infertility, hair loss, or hormone chaos postpartum—you’re not alone.

This client is a 34-year-old woman with a history of PCOS. After working together to conceive her first child, she returned just over a year postpartum—exhausted, shedding hair by the handful, and hoping to get her cycle back on track to try for baby #2. 💔

We ran a full hormone and metabolic panel, and here’s what we found:
• 📉 Thyroid dysfunction – TSH was elevated, and her thyroid hormone levels were barely keeping up.
• 💥 Androgens off the charts – DHEA-S was significantly elevated, which can absolutely drive hair loss in PCOS.
• 🍩 Early insulin resistance – Her HOMA-IR flagged subtle metabolic issues (hello, fatigue and stubborn cycles).
• 🔥 Ferritin (iron storage) was low – This can worsen energy issues and hair shedding.

➡️ The truth? It wasn’t just her thyroid. It wasn’t just stress. And it definitely wasn’t “just postpartum.” It was all of it—PCOS hormones, androgens, iron, and metabolic health all colliding.

This is why cookie-cutter care doesn’t work for PCOS or infertility. You need a practitioner who knows how to look at the full picture and connect the dots—because there are always dots.

We created a comprehensive treatment plan that supports her thyroid, lowers androgen levels, improves insulin sensitivity, and restores nutrient stores—all with her fertility and hair health in mind.

PCOS is more than irregular periods—it’s a whole-body condition. And when you treat the whole person, everything changes.

💡 Struggling with PCOS, infertility, or unexplained symptoms postpartum? You deserve answers—and a plan that actually works.

#PCOS #InfertilitySupport #HormoneHealth #HairLoss #Androgens #PostpartumRecovery #FunctionalMedicine #WomensHealth #ThyroidHealth #InsulinResistance #PCOSAwareness

Follow Us

#pcosfertilitynutrition

The new JAMA study on GLP-1 use before pregnancy i

The new JAMA study on GLP-1 use before pregnancy is making waves… but the headlines aren’t telling the whole story.

Yes — the study found that after stopping a GLP-1, people had:
• More gestational weight gain
• Higher risk of gestational diabetes
• Higher risk of hypertension
• Higher risk of preterm birth

But here’s the key detail almost no one is talking about:

The study compared women based on their pregnancy starting weight, NOT their weight before starting a GLP-1.

So a woman who went from a BMI of 36 → 31 was treated the same as a woman who has always been 31.

Metabolically, those are completely different bodies.

This study tells us that abruptly stopping a GLP-1 can create rebound weight gain and instability in early pregnancy.
It does not tell us whether GLP-1–supported weight loss before pregnancy is beneficial — or how to safely transition off the medication.

For PCOS, insulin resistance, and women using GLP-1s to restore ovulation, the real question becomes:

👉 “What does a safe, supported GLP-1 off-ramp look like before TTC?”

PCOS infertility glp-1 pregnancy health

🍅✨ High-Protein Tomato Soup… but make it PC

🍅✨ High-Protein Tomato Soup… but make it PCOS-friendly ✨🍅

If you’ve never added beef bone broth, collagen peptides, or cottage cheese to tomato soup… this is your sign. 👀🔥
This bowl is warm, creamy, and secretly PACKED with protein to keep your blood sugar steady and your hunger satisfied.

Why I love it:
🥣 Beef bone broth = minerals + deeply nourishing flavor
💪 Collagen peptides = easy extra protein (and skin/hair support!)
🧀 Cottage cheese = silky texture + another 12–15g protein
🌿 Paired with a side salad or sourdough? Perfection.

Save this for cozy nights, luteal-phase cravings, or anytime you want comfort without the crash.
Tag me if you try it — I love seeing your hormone-healthy meals! 🍅💛

Protein tomato soup, PCOS-friendly recipe, collagen peptides, bone broth soup, high-protein comfort food, hormone-healthy meals, fertility friendly recipes

Real life, it’s messy sometimes. I never read th

Real life, it’s messy sometimes. I never read the book, but I feel like someone is telling me, “girl wash your face”, only it’s: girl, brush your hair.

The troll is crawling out from under the bridge! I’m here!
#pcos #pcosweightloss #pcosfertility #pcosinformation #pcosinfertility

Case studies with a “lean PCOS patient” and la

Case studies with a “lean PCOS patient” and lab work that still supported insulin resistance even though her doctor didn’t think she had it.

More thorough lab work opened up an understanding of the root cause of her PCOS and helped GIVE us more targeted options in treating it, there were aligned with her fertility goals.

#pcos #pcosinfertility #pcoslabwork #insulinresistance #pcossupport

🧀🥓 Savory Breakfast Muffins 🧁➡️💪⁠
Made with high-protein pancake mix, sausage, and cheese—these grab-and-go muffins are your secret weapon for starting the day *without a sugar crash.*⁠
⁠
They’re warm, cheesy, and protein-packed to help train your palate away from sweet breakfasts (which often spike blood sugar and leave you hangry by 10am 😅).⁠
⁠
🌞 Perfect for busy mornings, PCOS blood sugar balance, and resetting cravings one savory bite at a time.⁠
⁠
👇 Want the recipe?
💬 Comment RECIPE and I’ll DM you the link to download the PCOS App!⁠
📲 It’s inside the app along with tons more blood sugar–friendly breakfasts!

#PCOSfriendly #HighProteinBreakfast #SavoryMuffins #PCOSdietitian #BloodSugarBalance #EasyMealPrep

I used to think running and spin were enough. 🚴

I used to think running and spin were enough. 🚴‍♀️🏃‍♀️

And don’t get me wrong—I love that kind of movement. It helped clear my head, reduce stress, and feel strong. But… my metabolism wasn’t budging. My PCOS symptoms were still flaring. 😣

The game-changer?
👉 Strength training.

Not to replace cardio.
Not to restrict myself.
But to build a better metabolic foundation.

Muscle is hormonally active—it helps with insulin sensitivity, blood sugar balance, and even ovulation. It’s one of the most underused tools in PCOS support.

You don’t have to give up what you love. But if you feel stuck, it might be time to add something new.

💬 Tell me: What kind of movement makes you feel powerful right now?
👇 Drop it below or tag a friend who needs this reminder.

#PCOS #PCOSWorkout #StrengthTrainingForWomen #PCOSMetabolism #HormoneHealth #CycleSupport #PCOSStrong #PCOSLifestyle

There may not be actual research on this, but I 10

There may not be actual research on this, but I 100% and working harder at the gym now that I feel super cute doing it.

Plus, this beauty only cost me 20 bucks…

If you struggle hydrating, buy yourself a cute water bottle.

If you struggle getting to the gym, get a cute outfit.

If you struggle taking your supplements, buy a pink pill organizer.

This isn’t about excess, it’s about increasing probability.

Hope you make time to sweat some today. I needed a break from writing my book on “How to Get Pregnant with PCOS.” So instead of scrolling, I grabbed my water bottle and drove to my gym.

#pcos #lifehacks #advice #dietitianhacks #onegooddecisionatatime

✨ Real talk: PCOS is complex. And if you’re de

✨ Real talk: PCOS is complex. And if you’re dealing with infertility, hair loss, or hormone chaos postpartum—you’re not alone.

This client is a 34-year-old woman with a history of PCOS. After working together to conceive her first child, she returned just over a year postpartum—exhausted, shedding hair by the handful, and hoping to get her cycle back on track to try for baby #2. 💔

We ran a full hormone and metabolic panel, and here’s what we found:
• 📉 Thyroid dysfunction – TSH was elevated, and her thyroid hormone levels were barely keeping up.
• 💥 Androgens off the charts – DHEA-S was significantly elevated, which can absolutely drive hair loss in PCOS.
• 🍩 Early insulin resistance – Her HOMA-IR flagged subtle metabolic issues (hello, fatigue and stubborn cycles).
• 🔥 Ferritin (iron storage) was low – This can worsen energy issues and hair shedding.

➡️ The truth? It wasn’t just her thyroid. It wasn’t just stress. And it definitely wasn’t “just postpartum.” It was all of it—PCOS hormones, androgens, iron, and metabolic health all colliding.

This is why cookie-cutter care doesn’t work for PCOS or infertility. You need a practitioner who knows how to look at the full picture and connect the dots—because there are always dots.

We created a comprehensive treatment plan that supports her thyroid, lowers androgen levels, improves insulin sensitivity, and restores nutrient stores—all with her fertility and hair health in mind.

PCOS is more than irregular periods—it’s a whole-body condition. And when you treat the whole person, everything changes.

💡 Struggling with PCOS, infertility, or unexplained symptoms postpartum? You deserve answers—and a plan that actually works.

#PCOS #InfertilitySupport #HormoneHealth #HairLoss #Androgens #PostpartumRecovery #FunctionalMedicine #WomensHealth #ThyroidHealth #InsulinResistance #PCOSAwareness