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PCOS and Weight: How Insulin Resistance Drives Fat Gain and What to Eat

PCOS and Weight: How Insulin Resistance Drives Fat Gain and What to Eat
wayne Holloway in: Women's Health 8 January 2026

PCOS makes weight loss harder due to insulin resistance. Learn how diet, timing, and movement can break the cycle of fat storage, cravings, and hormonal imbalance-without extreme diets.

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Published ON: 6 Jan
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Published ON: 5 Jan
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Published ON: 4 Jan

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