GAURANTEE NATURAL REMEDY FOR PCOS WITHOUT SURGERY.

What is Pcos?

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome may be one of the most complex female health issues of our time. It is the most common endocrine disorder in women of reproductive age. PCOS is accompanied by a variety of different health issues, many of which directly impact fertility. Classic PCOS presents with obesity, polycystic ovaries (multiple ovarian cysts that look like a strand of pearls), elevated levels of androgens and absent or irregular menstrual cycles. Not all women who will go on to be diagnosed with PCOS will have these issues though. In this article we’ll be discussing the causes, symptoms, and health risks of PCOS; medical treatment options; natural herbs and supplements such as vitex, progesterone, maca root and dim; and also how to eat a PCOS fertility diet; one of the best things you can do to improve your chances of becoming pregnant.

What Causes PCOS?

SEVERAL TESTIMONIES ON PATIENTS ALREADY TREATED FOR PCOS, TO SEE CLICK BELOW

Doctors are unsure of what causes PCOS, but information suggests there are several links including genes, possible abnormal fetal development, insulin resistance and inflammatory response contributing to the cause. We know that insulin resistance plays a key role in PCOS, but what leads to the development of this has not been pinned down. PCOS is also negatively affected by diet, lifestyle and exposure to certain environmental toxins. PCOS directly impacts fertility, but has serious health implications as well, especially if left untreated.

Genetic Predisposition and Abnormal Fetal Development

Women whose mothers, sisters or grandmothers had PCOS are at a higher risk for developing PCOS. Research suggests that exposure to excessive amounts of male hormones (androgens) by the developing fetus may alter proper gene expression. This means that the affected genes will not function correctly later in life, which may cause PCOS during the reproductive years of a woman’s life.

A recent, first of its kind genome-wide association study of PCOS has identified two areas of DNA that leave women of European ancestry susceptible to developing PCOS. The researchers also found one region of susceptibility in the DNA of Chinese women. Of particular interest was one area of DNA that contains the gene for the hormone FSH (follicle stimulating hormone). This finding provides evidence of disruption of the pathway that regulates FSH and in turn ovarian function which plays a crucial role in the development of PCOS.

The human genome project has allowed researchers to pool more than 700,000 genetic markers from the DNA of thousands of women with PCOS. This is what helped them identify regions of genes associated with PCOS.

“For a number of years, researchers had been thinking that it was testosterone produced by the ovary that was a major problem in PCOS, but our study did not find signals for genes regulating testosterone… In contrast, we did find a signal for the FSH gene, which is produced in the pituitary gland at the base of the brain. This suggests that FSH, in either how it acts on the ovary or how it is secreted, is very important in the development of PCOS. This is a new way of thinking about the biology of PCOS.”
– Dr. Andrea Dunaif

Researchers are planning on mining the DNA of women of African ancestry with PCOS next to see if there is a shared genetic basis for PCOS over other ethnicities. Doctors plan to use all of this research to identify girls who may be at-risk for developing PCOS and create a medical treatment protocol to cure it.

Another interesting study of 235 women with PCOS sought to discover if there is a link to the development of PCOS later life that may be influenced by factors beginning in the womb. The women were divided into two groups.

The groups were categorized by:

1. obese women with elevated androgens, elevated LH and testosterone, and

2. by thin to normal weight women with elevated LH and normal levels of androgens. The results of the study showed a pattern in both the mothers weight and baby’s birth weight and fetal gestation time. The women in group 1 had above-average birth weight and were born to obese mothers. The women in group 2 were born after 40 weeks gestation. The conclusion was that events occurring during fetal development may have long-term effects on endocrine function later in life.

Insulin Resistance
Insulin is a hormone produced in the pancreas and is responsible for signaling cells in the body to function correctly, most importantly to convert glucose to energy and to control their growth. It also plays a key role in the metabolism of carbohydrates, lipids and proteins.

Insulin resistance happens when the body’s cells become resistant to the effects of insulin. When this happens, higher levels of insulin are needed so that insulin can have the proper effects. At this point, the pancreas must overcompensate, working harder and harder to produce more insulin.

Insulin signals the ovaries to secrete testosterone and inhibit hepatic sex-hormone binding globulin (SHBG) production which leads to an increased level of circulating testosterone. This is why many women with PCOS experience acne, facial hair growth and male pattern baldness (hirsutism). Excess insulin in the bloodstream also signals the ovaries to release more estrogen which can suppress ovulation.

Low-grade Inflammation
It has also been found that women with PCOS have low-grade inflammation, which may be a cause for insulin resistance. White blood cells produce substances to fight infection, this is known as inflammatory response. In some predisposed people eating certain foods, or exposure to certain environmental factors may trigger an inflammatory response. When inflammatory response is triggered, white blood cells produce substances that may contribute to insulin resistance and atherosclerosis.

Signs, Symptoms And Health Risks

Signs And Symptoms of PCOS

  • Irregular menstrual cycles

  • Absent period

  • Anovulatory cycles

  • Abnormal mid-cycle bleeding

  • Excessive or heavy menstrual bleeding

  • Alopecia (balding)

  • Hirsutism (excessive body hair)

  • Acne

  • Acanthosis nigricans – a darkening of the skin in the armpits, back of the neck, or groin

  • Polycystic ovaries

  • History of ovarian cysts

  • Mood disorders

  • Obesity

  • Recurrent Miscarriage

Health and Fertility Risks Associated with PCOS

  • Infertility

  • Menstrual cycle irregularities

  • Possible increased risk for endometrial and breast cancer due to unopposed estrogen

  • Cardiovascular disease

  • Diabetes

  • Gestational diabetes

How is PCOS Diagnosed?

When PCOS was first discovered it was named Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome because of the presence of polycystic ovaries seen by ultrasound. Over time doctors began to realize that PCOS was a complex array of health issues. To date there is a push by doctors to change the name of this condition. “Patients read into the name and just think, ‘Okay, this is about my ovaries, it’s really not about anything else…’ But from a doctor’s perspective, the most worrisome aspects of the disorder are the long-term consequences, such as diabetes.,” said Dr. Melissa Goist, ObGyn. (Livescience, 2013). This led to certain criteria that must be recognized to be diagnosed with PCOS, rather than just the presence of polycystic ovaries. In fact some women with PCOS do not have polycystic ovaries. In order to be diagnosed with PCOS the following should be evaluated by your healthcare practitioner:

Pituitary and Ovarian Hormone serum levels:

  • Luteinizing Hormone (LH)

  • Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH)

  • Estradiol

  • Progesterone

  • Prolactin

Circulating Androgens:

  • Free testosterone

  • Free androgen index (FAI): 17-hydroxyprogesterone

  • Sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG): 24 hr. urinary free cortisol

  • Dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate (DHEA-S)

Endometrial Biopsy
Glucose Tolerance Test
Thyroid Panel
Blood Lipid Profile

Are you wondering what your test results mean? Please talk to your doctor in detail about what your test results mean for your fertility. Some doctors may tell you that you have mild PCOS. Women may have some or all of the symptoms of PCOS, some may have normal menstrual cycles and some may not. Testing is the best way to find out if you have PCOS for sure or not.

AVOID MISTAKES MANY OTHERS MADE IN CHOOSING THE RIGHT OPTION IN TREATMENT.

I. A. & S. WELLNESS CENTRE we are Master Practitioner in Natural Medicines and Fertility Specialist.
We have treated a lot of patients with PCOS and they received permanent healing and opening .
We adopt a natural and non – invasive method of treating PCOS without negative side effect.
Over years in practice, We have not seen anything works better than this herbal remedies, which will provide result you can feel and see in a matter of weeks.

SEVERAL TESTIMONIES ON PATIENTS ALREADY TREATED FOR PCOS, TO SEE CLICK BELOW

 INTRODUCING PCOS SOLUTION KIT.

PRICE OF POLYCYSTIC OVARIAN SYNDROME


 

PRICE OF PCOS TREATMENT KIT.

 

WE HAVE 2 PACKAGES/PRICES FOR THE TREATMENT OF PCOS:

1- Normal Package (For Only Pcos Treatment).

2- Special Package (PCOS plus other gynecology issues such as Block fallopian tube, Ovarian cyst, Fibroids, Endometriosis etc).

PROMO PRICE OF PCOS TREATMENT KIT:

*Half (1/2) Batch - N120,000= 1 & Half Month Treatment Supply (45days)

 

*1 Batch- N200,000= 3 Months Treatment Supply (90days)

 

(Note: Promo Ends Soon.)
2- PCOS SPECIAL PACKAGE!!!
 
What is the PCOS special package all about? The Package is for people with PCOS plus other gynecology issues, such as any of the following listed below:
- Fallopian Tubes Blockage,
- Fibroids
- Endometriosis etc
 
PROMO PRICE OF SPECIAL PACKAGE

    • *Half (1/2) Batch- N150,000= 1 MONTH Treatment Supply

      *1 Batch- N250,000= 3 Months Treatment Supply


  

  • HOW MANY BATCHES WILL I USE TO CLEAR MY PCOS? 

    You can order for a batch of PCOS treatment at first and at the completion of the 1st batch i.e at the end of 3months treatment, we recommend you repeat the PELVIC SCAN. The reason for test after 3months is some people do get rid of PCOS totally after 3months of our treatment so there will not be need to take another batch of PCOS treatment once the PCOS is cleared in 8 weeks. That is why we recommend you take it per batch as we have had hundreds of patients that got it cleared with one batch except in a severe PCOS case that will need another batch.

HOW TO PLACE ORDER.

You will only pay when this product has been physically delivered to you face-to-face by our courier company outside the commitment fee.

PAY N5,000 UPFRONT AS COMMITMENT FEE

This is our delivery policy: Commitment Fee will serve as a proof of interest in getting the medicines delivered to you while you pay the balance when you receive the medicine.

For example, a batch is N180,000 you will pay N5,000 commitment fee and pay the rest of N175,000 when the Medicine gets to you.

REASON FOR COMMITMENT FEE:

We operate pay on delivery service but from experience people are abusing the service of pay on delivery, after we must have spent money to send/ship the products they placed order for, at the point of delivery you will hear excuses like "I have spent the money, I travelled, I was just joking with the order...so many other excuses which are heart-breaking and unfair.

So the commitment fee will help us identify those who are fully ready.

Thanks for your understanding, you can now proceed to place your order below, if you are fully ready for it.

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