Would like to ask a question... Is soy bean based products kinda bad on people with PCOS due to how it can cause high estrogen levels in the body?? This question came up from my dear friend when I told her, I am trying to eat healthy by substituting meat with tokwa or tofu...
Except she cooked no veggies and uses soy and dairy in her recipes. Both will flood the body with more estrogen and PCOS is a direct result of already having too much estrogen. But yeah…great “advice” from this “nutritionalist” 😂
@@thefarmgirl30 this is actually not true most people with pcos have varying levels of estrogen with majority of us having normal estrogen levels though it may not seem like it lol
@@thefarmgirl30 I was thinking the same! Embracing a diet free from tofu, soy, and starchy foods is crucial for managing PCOS, as these can exacerbate the condition. It's imperative to steer clear of processed foods and instead, whole foods should be the staple in managing this condition effectively. I, too, have battled with PCOS, and found solace in adhering to a regimen of Intermittent Fasting (IF), a ketogenic diet, and a diet devoid of starchy foods, gluten, and dairy. Within a mere six months, not only did I reverse my symptoms, but I also shed 22 kilograms in the process! The journey didn’t end there; I was overjoyed to discover that I was able to conceive just nine months later. Interestingly, it wasn't pills that aided me in overcoming PCOS, but this dedicated dietary shift coupled with regular exercise, particularly fasted training, that championed my cause.
@@thefarmgirl30not true. The estrogen levels of most people with PCOS are totally fine. It's testosterone that it often too high. Which is why one of the diagnostik criteria can be male hairgrowth and irregular, often long, cycles
Hope to see more vids with Jo. I love how she empathizes and not shame people's diets and just provides healthier alternatives. PCOS has been a really challenging especially with weight gain. Thanks Featr!
As someone recently diagnosed with PCOS, this video made me cry!! Thank you for your warmth, gentleness, humour, and of course very helpful information!! It was scary getting diagnosed cause a lot of info I read was about not being allowed to eat your favourite foods, and was afraid I was going to return to my history of over-restricting my food. I also don't have a big budget, and I really appreciate that you acknowledged that you don't need one to eat well!! I'm definitely going to rewatch this video, both for the recipes themselves and the approach to food! 💜 Please make a part 2! ☺
I can't believe it took me over a week of heavy meal research to finally find someone giving food ideas for people that can't afford to spend over £50 a day on ingredients. I come from a bread and rice life with lots of tea so being told to stop all wheat and dairy and live on veg is just not making by gut happy. Thank you for this! more PCOS stuff please!
I like this series! I couldn’t click fast enough when I read the title. I’m a mid 30’s woman with PCOS and a long family line of diabetics. So this is very helpful! 😄
Actually this video helped me a lot to feel better. All the pcos recipes are full of difficult, expensive and unavailable items. It's hard to substitute rice with anything else. I already have oats. I used to have roti made with wheat but gluten is bad. The options are very limited. I think I'll try to stop intermittent fasting, start having small meals frequently with low glycemic carbs, have rice with proteins and fix my sleep and exercise schedule. Just want to share a meal I made yesterday. I cooked fried rice with canned tuna, eggs, beans, carrots, onions. I think it was delicious and satisfying.
Thank you so much for this! As someone with PCOS and diabetic loved ones, it can get so stressful thinking about what we can and cannot eat. I am looking forward to the rest of this series. You're doing the world a service!
thank you for sharing this video! as a teenager with pcos, it has taken me two years and going to find a diet catered to me. hoping to see more videos like this for women who are struggling!
Jo Sebastian has a wonderful advocacy and very balanced nutrition advice! No drastic or fad diets, no over restrictions, and based in the latest science. Power to you!
I love Jo. For the tofu on rice dish, I would recommend a Tokwa at Kangkong in Oyster Sauce since that will address both the flavor component as well as getting in more fibre to the dish. Have Jo in more things please!
I m sorry mama am afraid too maybe I have PCOS menstruatie gone too I don t know the doctor give me some pills don t take it anymore I want too know if I have that too.
This is awesome! I have PCOS and it is so hard to explain people what it is. Constant fatigue out of nowhere, grumpiness due to hormone imbalances and weight gain!! They tend to say “”maarte ka lang”. Thank you Featr for tackling this one, it helps us be confident and know what we can eat to help us. 🥹💖
As someone who has been living with PCOS (and consequently developing disordered eating behaviours), I appreciate informative yet concise videos like this one. I also appreciate the compassion for us big bellied cysters 🥹 We develop so many other complications due to PCOS, but sometimes it's the change in our appearance that takes the heaviest toll on us. I will be trying out these dishes very soon. Thanks, FEATR!
amen to that! also just wanted to share, as a big bellied lady suffering from endometriosis but thinking it was just pcos, you might just want to get checked for endo too! hope you find relief soon xx
Do we have any more of this? Im trying to learn to cook for my gf who has pcos. Budget friendly recipes would also be a nice touch if at all possible. Love you featr!
More of this content please 😊 it makes everyone aware who are the people dealing with this kind of situation especially nowadays, during the pandemic ♥️
hahaha at that "not all nutritionist knows how to cook"! I for one agrees to that. There's that common misconception that we are stationed only in the kitchen/cooking area. After acquiring my license, I applied for a Clinical Dietitian post at a hospital and it was a rewarding experience. I taught patients about their medical conditions and how diet can be used as a therapy and a prevention method for diseases. Looking forward for more episodes with RNDs involved. kudos to FEATR!
Thank you for this segment Featr! Could you do Filipino ingredients for managing Endometriosis please! Especially for people transitioning to a more healthy/anti inflammatory diet. I’m missing toyo and tapas hahahuhu
Having diabetes myself and female family members having pcos, this surely caught my attention. From the get go, the video is informative and very light hearted. Kudos!
why do you still have diabetes? you can get free of diabetes in a year or less by cutting sugar and carbs down to 5% of your daily diet combined with fasting daily at a minimum of 16 hours. that means having eating window of 4-8 hours. it also means eating more of high protein and healthy fats. getting carbs from leafy non-starchy veggies, avocado and some nuts
I have 3 nieces who have PCOS so the information your provided in this video is helpful. Your over concept and goal is which is translate certain health concerns with the corresponding nutritional diets is certainly helpful to many. However, may I suggest that you organize your information to provide more clarity eg. Transition to PCOS symptoms to health concerns. It was not clear what topic you were tackling. Another suggestion is to lessen the side comments to focus on the more important points of your content. Thank you for contextualizing your content by providing what Filipinos should eat. I think this is excellent as it also reflects the Asian diet which is healthier than western diet. Good luck to you and I hope to see more helpful content.
This is how diet should be!! Not restricted! It will help you have a healthy relationship with food too. So dieting wont be a source of stress anymore!!!
she just described the standard american diet. And thats what she suggests that you follow. kumusta na sila ngayon? more than 2/3 of americans are insulin resistant.
eating more often is the formula to never get to switch to body fat as a source of energy. When you fast, you allow your body to tap on your stored fat, activate them as your fuel/energy to use for your daily activities. Its hard at first, but its normal . your body will need a few days to get used to it, especially if you already have insulin resistance. But this is the best way to become insulin sensitive and hopefully reverse all symptoms of metabolic syndrome like PCOS
Hello would you mind covering food options for those with Gout and Diabetes? I'm 47 yr old pinoy in Canada. I've had to get away from beef, pork, many seafoods and shellf fish. Along with most breads with yeast. I've swtiched to roti that has no yeast along with the rare find of tortilla without yeast to make wraps, burrito or cruncn wraps. For rice, been using brown basmati, with white jasmine as a treat now and then. Many pinoy dishes actually trigger my gout flare ups. I was triggered back in 2nd week of July and I was bed ridden for a week due to chicken tinola. My sister in laow used chicken cubes which had yeast extract which is where I learned that I am no being triggered by yeast for gout flares.
Great having a professional show quick and easy recipes for PCOS, however, most PCOS women are gluten intolerant. Are there alternatives for this recipes?
We’re glad that this helps you in a way! Make sure to subscribe and click the notifications because we’re posting more related videos in the next days. 💪
More like this video. Hehe Saka marami akong natutunan kasi may PCOS me saka ang strict ng diet kaso ang hirap. Need lang din pala ng balance saka nagtetend kasi na umiiwas ako kumain kaya nangyayari kapag nasosobrang gutom mas napaparami kain. Hahaha totoo kapag may pcos ka iwas sobra sa matamis kaso sweet loverrr me. Hahaha thank you for info.
Wow i really appreciate this kind of vids that can really help those with certain issues.. hope next time pls, if you may, discuss hormonal imbalance.. thanks thanks! Kudos! Astig talaga ng FEATR. 👌
Talk about the timing of this video release. It’s like FEATR knew my recent search over the internet. 🫣 Finally, a series to address common nutrition issues that a good number of Filipinos are facing. Really thankful you make videos like this which I consider a gem (for being not commonly addressed in a Filipino/Asian setting since as Jo said, resources online lean towards Western culture).
This is very helpful and substantial! Miss Jo is very inspiring and has this vibe that will excite you to get to know your body, take accountability on your diet and ofcourse bottomline -- lessen your food indulgence. As a woman with PCOS, this vid makes me happy and I feel so helped! Thank youu Miss Jo & Featr for bringing this on the table😇🥰 more of this kind of vidsss plss
She explains things very well but the recipes are what my cheat meals look like on my insulin resistance diet. If you want to reverse your insulin resistance (and loose weight) I would recommend being more strict around carbs and sugars. After you let go of ALL sugars (that includes fruit) for even just a week, almonds become like candy, an apple tastes so sweet It makes you nauseous. After the initial sensitisation you can go back to enjoying low GI fruit (e.g berries, apples) on a moderate basis (1-3 x week). Don't worry about calories but manage your portions. And definitely don't worry about good fats. Black rice and Jerusalem artichoke are tastier low GI alternatives to white rice and potatoes (with Jerusalem artichoke's added benefit of improving insulin sensitivity). If you hate exercise make sure you're walking at least 30k steps a week. pro tip - If you want to enjoy a higher GI meal dilute 1 tbsp of good quality apple cider vinegar in water and drink before a meal. This will reduce the spike in your blood sugar. If you want to eat a smaller portion but you're worried It won't satisfy your hunger, drink a glass of water with some chia seeds beforehand. You're also adding more fiber to your meal this way. Good luck
Can you do more videos like this please?! Very informative. Like Jo said, most of the things we read is for the western audience not for Asians. This has been very helpful.
At this point I just can’t anymore I’m opting for surgery at this point because I have changed my eating exercising and my body is just coming to a stopping point literally I had to overload myself and I’m just tired and I’ve seen tremendous results but I have come to a stopping point I just can’t do it anymore I’m just tired of the stress I love videos like this and encourage healthy eating ultimately surgery really helps.
Thank you Featr for featuring this video because I really have to follow my diet prescribed by my dietitian because I have weight gain issues related to irregular menstrual periods.
I am prediabetic but underweight I am 73 yrs old female and weighs 85 pounds. please teach us more recipies to gain weight but not to raise my blood sugar
what she said about online pcos meals is so true. it's hard to find pcos meals that are not western or fit the filipino lifestyle. i hope more filipino nutrionists and dietitians share pcos meals related to filipino cuisine.
Omg so I'm not Philippino but I live in Asia as an expat and don't like how heavy western food can be most of the time anyway, so this video was awesome~
Woo! Let's do it!
Let's go, Jo!
Nice!
🥳🥳🥳
fyaza
Would like to ask a question...
Is soy bean based products kinda bad on people with PCOS due to how it can cause high estrogen levels in the body??
This question came up from my dear friend when I told her, I am trying to eat healthy by substituting meat with tokwa or tofu...
Major respect for the FEATR channel for working with a registered dietitian and not a random self proclaimed nutrition influencer
Except she cooked no veggies and uses soy and dairy in her recipes. Both will flood the body with more estrogen and PCOS is a direct result of already having too much estrogen. But yeah…great “advice” from this “nutritionalist” 😂
@@thefarmgirl30 this is actually not true most people with pcos have varying levels of estrogen with majority of us having normal estrogen levels though it may not seem like it lol
@@thefarmgirl30most people with PCOS have normal levels of estrogen. Most actually have high testosterone
@@thefarmgirl30 I was thinking the same! Embracing a diet free from tofu, soy, and starchy foods is crucial for managing PCOS, as these can exacerbate the condition. It's imperative to steer clear of processed foods and instead, whole foods should be the staple in managing this condition effectively. I, too, have battled with PCOS, and found solace in adhering to a regimen of Intermittent Fasting (IF), a ketogenic diet, and a diet devoid of starchy foods, gluten, and dairy. Within a mere six months, not only did I reverse my symptoms, but I also shed 22 kilograms in the process! The journey didn’t end there; I was overjoyed to discover that I was able to conceive just nine months later. Interestingly, it wasn't pills that aided me in overcoming PCOS, but this dedicated dietary shift coupled with regular exercise, particularly fasted training, that championed my cause.
@@thefarmgirl30not true. The estrogen levels of most people with PCOS are totally fine. It's testosterone that it often too high. Which is why one of the diagnostik criteria can be male hairgrowth and irregular, often long, cycles
As a nutrition student and a fan of featr, YOU DONT KNOW HOW HAPPY I AM WITH THIS SERIES 😭 Let’s all combat nutrition misinformation!
YESSS!
Thanks!
Hope to see more vids with Jo. I love how she empathizes and not shame people's diets and just provides healthier alternatives. PCOS has been a really challenging especially with weight gain. Thanks Featr!
Yes! Best believe that this is a safe space!
@@featrmedia fyaza
As someone recently diagnosed with PCOS, this video made me cry!! Thank you for your warmth, gentleness, humour, and of course very helpful information!! It was scary getting diagnosed cause a lot of info I read was about not being allowed to eat your favourite foods, and was afraid I was going to return to my history of over-restricting my food. I also don't have a big budget, and I really appreciate that you acknowledged that you don't need one to eat well!! I'm definitely going to rewatch this video, both for the recipes themselves and the approach to food! 💜 Please make a part 2! ☺
I recently got diagnosed too-and ditto!
How did u diagnose it , currently I am facing ,
I can't believe it took me over a week of heavy meal research to finally find someone giving food ideas for people that can't afford to spend over £50 a day on ingredients. I come from a bread and rice life with lots of tea so being told to stop all wheat and dairy and live on veg is just not making by gut happy. Thank you for this! more PCOS stuff please!
I like this series! I couldn’t click fast enough when I read the title. I’m a mid 30’s woman with PCOS and a long family line of diabetics. So this is very helpful! 😄
Actually this video helped me a lot to feel better. All the pcos recipes are full of difficult, expensive and unavailable items. It's hard to substitute rice with anything else. I already have oats. I used to have roti made with wheat but gluten is bad. The options are very limited. I think I'll try to stop intermittent fasting, start having small meals frequently with low glycemic carbs, have rice with proteins and fix my sleep and exercise schedule. Just want to share a meal I made yesterday. I cooked fried rice with canned tuna, eggs, beans, carrots, onions. I think it was delicious and satisfying.
I m gonna try it mam Thank you so much. 😊
Thank you so much for this! As someone with PCOS and diabetic loved ones, it can get so stressful thinking about what we can and cannot eat.
I am looking forward to the rest of this series. You're doing the world a service!
Hey! Wow! Featr is getting so much better everytime. I am loving this so much!
Glad you enjoy it!
@@featrmedia Super! More of these please. ❤️
thank you for sharing this video! as a teenager with pcos, it has taken me two years and going to find a diet catered to me. hoping to see more videos like this for women who are struggling!
Jo Sebastian has a wonderful advocacy and very balanced nutrition advice! No drastic or fad diets, no over restrictions, and based in the latest science. Power to you!
Yass I needed this tutorial as an American Filipino. Thank you 🙏
I love Jo. For the tofu on rice dish, I would recommend a Tokwa at Kangkong in Oyster Sauce since that will address both the flavor component as well as getting in more fibre to the dish. Have Jo in more things please!
I got diagnosed with pcos the other day and I'm happy that there are videos like this out there! Please do more!
I m sorry mama am afraid too maybe I have PCOS menstruatie gone too I don t know the doctor give me some pills don t take it anymore I want too know if I have that too.
Just found out my HbA1c is pretty high so I was advised to remove or lessen carbs and sugar for 3 months. This vid is perfect! Kudos!
I would love more PCOS nutrition content. So helpful for someone who is struggling.
This is awesome! I have PCOS and it is so hard to explain people what it is. Constant fatigue out of nowhere, grumpiness due to hormone imbalances and weight gain!! They tend to say “”maarte ka lang”. Thank you Featr for tackling this one, it helps us be confident and know what we can eat to help us. 🥹💖
As someone who has been living with PCOS (and consequently developing disordered eating behaviours), I appreciate informative yet concise videos like this one. I also appreciate the compassion for us big bellied cysters 🥹 We develop so many other complications due to PCOS, but sometimes it's the change in our appearance that takes the heaviest toll on us. I will be trying out these dishes very soon. Thanks, FEATR!
amen to that! also just wanted to share, as a big bellied lady suffering from endometriosis but thinking it was just pcos, you might just want to get checked for endo too! hope you find relief soon xx
Woww finally healthy meals for T2D people.. Thanks to you Ms. Jo & Erwan.. God bless 🙏
FEATR keeps on dishing new features out. This channel is becoming better day by day.
Most pcos recipes are boringggg af this was so good thank u
fr!! that’s what i’m saying!!
Thank you so much for this! I was diagnosed with PCOS about a month ago and have been really struggling with a healthy food relationship
With someone who have pcos, this is very helpful 💖 Tysm!
We're so happy that this could reach you!
As someone with PCOS, I am loving this series so far! Looking forward to more contents like this!
Do we have any more of this? Im trying to learn to cook for my gf who has pcos. Budget friendly recipes would also be a nice touch if at all possible. Love you featr!
More of this content please 😊 it makes everyone aware who are the people dealing with this kind of situation especially nowadays, during the pandemic ♥️
hahaha at that "not all nutritionist knows how to cook"! I for one agrees to that. There's that common misconception that we are stationed only in the kitchen/cooking area. After acquiring my license, I applied for a Clinical Dietitian post at a hospital and it was a rewarding experience. I taught patients about their medical conditions and how diet can be used as a therapy and a prevention method for diseases.
Looking forward for more episodes with RNDs involved. kudos to FEATR!
More of this, please! It’s instructive and I love Jo’s energy! Love this episode!
I will do it. I love this beautiful lady, she explains very well. I am diabetic and looking for recipes like this. Looking forward for more.
As someone with PCOS and a viewer of FEATR, this is really helpful. Thank you.
Thank you for this segment Featr! Could you do Filipino ingredients for managing Endometriosis please! Especially for people transitioning to a more healthy/anti inflammatory diet. I’m missing toyo and tapas hahahuhu
I love this video! Very informative to us with Pcos and diabetes. Thank you Featr!
Having diabetes myself and female family members having pcos, this surely caught my attention. From the get go, the video is informative and very light hearted. Kudos!
why do you still have diabetes? you can get free of diabetes in a year or less by cutting sugar and carbs down to 5% of your daily diet combined with fasting daily at a minimum of 16 hours. that means having eating window of 4-8 hours. it also means eating more of high protein and healthy fats. getting carbs from leafy non-starchy veggies, avocado and some nuts
I have 3 nieces who have PCOS so the information your provided in this video is helpful. Your over concept and goal is which is translate certain health concerns with the corresponding nutritional diets is certainly helpful to many. However, may I suggest that you organize your information to provide more clarity eg. Transition to PCOS symptoms to health concerns. It was not clear what topic you were tackling. Another suggestion is to lessen the side comments to focus on the more important points of your content. Thank you for contextualizing your content by providing what Filipinos should eat. I think this is excellent as it also reflects the Asian diet which is healthier than western diet. Good luck to you and I hope to see more helpful content.
This is so timely. And I love it when they used market friendly ingredients. More of this. 💛💛💛
She is so funny! More importantly, articulate and communicative. Definitely looking forward to more of the nutrition videos! 🤗
I love your episodes so much! For someone doing a low-carb diet right now, this is really helpful for me and my husband. More please!!!
I'm diabetic and this is helpful. Great content. Thanks FEATR!
Awww finally a video here in featr
Ayy! Hehe thank you!!
Thanks for this FEATR. More of this please 🙏
Thank you for this content.
Very helpful and informative.
Im looking forward for more episodes like this ❤️
This is how diet should be!! Not restricted! It will help you have a healthy relationship with food too. So dieting wont be a source of stress anymore!!!
she just described the standard american diet. And thats what she suggests that you follow. kumusta na sila ngayon? more than 2/3 of americans are insulin resistant.
eating more often is the formula to never get to switch to body fat as a source of energy. When you fast, you allow your body to tap on your stored fat, activate them as your fuel/energy to use for your daily activities. Its hard at first, but its normal . your body will need a few days to get used to it, especially if you already have insulin resistance. But this is the best way to become insulin sensitive and hopefully reverse all symptoms of metabolic syndrome like PCOS
right now I'm diagnosed PCOS and I don't know what to do and thanksx to this vid.
This is great! Finding culturally specific advice on Pcos is so tough! Would be great if you could do an episode on Indian Vegetarian food and PCOS
Hello would you mind covering food options for those with Gout and Diabetes? I'm 47 yr old pinoy in Canada. I've had to get away from beef, pork, many seafoods and shellf fish. Along with most breads with yeast. I've swtiched to roti that has no yeast along with the rare find of tortilla without yeast to make wraps, burrito or cruncn wraps. For rice, been using brown basmati, with white jasmine as a treat now and then. Many pinoy dishes actually trigger my gout flare ups. I was triggered back in 2nd week of July and I was bed ridden for a week due to chicken tinola. My sister in laow used chicken cubes which had yeast extract which is where I learned that I am no being triggered by yeast for gout flares.
Great having a professional show quick and easy recipes for PCOS, however, most PCOS women are gluten intolerant. Are there alternatives for this recipes?
Thank God I found this. I've been so low this past few days I think my symptoms are at its peak. Now I have something to follow. Yiiiee! Super nice!
We’re glad that this helps you in a way! Make sure to subscribe and click the notifications because we’re posting more related videos in the next days. 💪
Please more videos like this tackling abt womens health! Kudos FEATR and to Ms Jo. Love this episode.
Love the video I have had PCOS for three years and still learning to manage
More like this video. Hehe Saka marami akong natutunan kasi may PCOS me saka ang strict ng diet kaso ang hirap. Need lang din pala ng balance saka nagtetend kasi na umiiwas ako kumain kaya nangyayari kapag nasosobrang gutom mas napaparami kain. Hahaha totoo kapag may pcos ka iwas sobra sa matamis kaso sweet loverrr me. Hahaha thank you for info.
Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaas, Jo! So happy to see you in Featr. You're my fave! :)
Super love this! More recipes for PCOS pleaaase! 🙏🏻
Wow i really appreciate this kind of vids that can really help those with certain issues.. hope next time pls, if you may, discuss hormonal imbalance.. thanks thanks! Kudos! Astig talaga ng FEATR. 👌
True! An ideal diet is eating the right food at the right amount at the right time.
Food ideas for Iron Defficiency Anemia Please 🙏
Talk about the timing of this video release. It’s like FEATR knew my recent search over the internet. 🫣
Finally, a series to address common nutrition issues that a good number of Filipinos are facing. Really thankful you make videos like this which I consider a gem (for being not commonly addressed in a Filipino/Asian setting since as Jo said, resources online lean towards Western culture).
This is very helpful and substantial! Miss Jo is very inspiring and has this vibe that will excite you to get to know your body, take accountability on your diet and ofcourse bottomline -- lessen your food indulgence. As a woman with PCOS, this vid makes me happy and I feel so helped! Thank youu Miss Jo & Featr for bringing this on the table😇🥰 more of this kind of vidsss plss
Kiligzz! Hehe thank you for watching!!
I love this series! Very helpful to a foodie like me at the same time learning to manage PCOS 😊
Thank you so much for this PCOS patient here..
Love this nutritionist. Appreciate all the information.
Love this, love Jo! Looking forward for the next videos ❤️
Please make another video for Hypothalamic Amenorrhea!!! So much needed, thank you 🙏
Si excited for this series... Meal suggestions please for those with high uric acid and fatty liver... Thise is for the most men in my family ;)
She explains things very well but the recipes are what my cheat meals look like on my insulin resistance diet. If you want to reverse your insulin resistance (and loose weight) I would recommend being more strict around carbs and sugars. After you let go of ALL sugars (that includes fruit) for even just a week, almonds become like candy, an apple tastes so sweet It makes you nauseous. After the initial sensitisation you can go back to enjoying low GI fruit (e.g berries, apples) on a moderate basis (1-3 x week). Don't worry about calories but manage your portions. And definitely don't worry about good fats. Black rice and Jerusalem artichoke are tastier low GI alternatives to white rice and potatoes (with Jerusalem artichoke's added benefit of improving insulin sensitivity). If you hate exercise make sure you're walking at least 30k steps a week.
pro tip - If you want to enjoy a higher GI meal dilute 1 tbsp of good quality apple cider vinegar in water and drink before a meal. This will reduce the spike in your blood sugar. If you want to eat a smaller portion but you're worried It won't satisfy your hunger, drink a glass of water with some chia seeds beforehand. You're also adding more fiber to your meal this way.
Good luck
More of this kind of videos please
keto is the way to go for women with pcos and diabetic as well like me. this is my 9th month on keto.
Can you do more videos like this please?! Very informative. Like Jo said, most of the things we read is for the western audience not for Asians. This has been very helpful.
This video just made me re-subscribe to this channel. Glad the video showed up in my recoms.
Why I just found this channel. Super helpful! Thank you so much for the hardwork 💜
I didn't know they had a feature! I love you and your vids, Jo!
I really want to watch & get some info but I can’t because she keeps calling is PICOs 😫
more recipes pls. Yung friendly sa hindi marunong mag luto.
Thank you for making this as realistic and relatable as possible 🌸🌸🌸 more vids from you Jo pls!!!! Thank you for what you do 🌸
At this point I just can’t anymore I’m opting for surgery at this point because I have changed my eating exercising and my body is just coming to a stopping point literally I had to overload myself and I’m just tired and I’ve seen tremendous results but I have come to a stopping point I just can’t do it anymore I’m just tired of the stress I love videos like this and encourage healthy eating ultimately surgery really helps.
omg you don’t know how much I’ve been searching for content like this in ph. More content on this pls! Would really help us pcos warriors 💖
sad half of what she said was wrong.
I love Jo's energy 🙌🏼😍
Hoping for more recipes please. Really appreciate this 💗
This video is really helpful especially for those who have PCOS and diabetes. Hope to get more of this in the future!
One of my fave episodes. Very helpful 💕
You make eating more fun! 😅 love it!
Was looking for a budget friendly low carb meal and bump into this-thanks FEATR ❤🎉
Yassssssss I love this! My spirit be cooking this way- it feels like kindness to my body✨💕
Thank you Featr for featuring this video because I really have to follow my diet prescribed by my dietitian because I have weight gain issues related to irregular menstrual periods.
More vids about pcos pls and stuffs like this! Thank you Featr 😌
this episode is so full of information and fun!
More of these please! Good to know platforms are really helpful
How about meal for chronic hypertension & endometriosis?
I am prediabetic but underweight I am 73 yrs old female and weighs 85 pounds. please teach us more recipies to gain weight but not to raise my blood sugar
what she said about online pcos meals is so true. it's hard to find pcos meals that are not western or fit the filipino lifestyle. i hope more filipino nutrionists and dietitians share pcos meals related to filipino cuisine.
👍👍👍 More of this please FEATR!
Very informative video. I love it so much. Thank you for sharing! 😃
Yay! Hoping you learned a thing or two from Jo!
thank you for the information huhu specially with the person have pcos and diabetes ❤️
very good content, FEATR!!! thank you for this! more please!
Love this. We need more videos like this
Omg so I'm not Philippino but I live in Asia as an expat and don't like how heavy western food can be most of the time anyway, so this video was awesome~
I love this series... would love more series on general heath 😄
This is perfect! Thank you!
already looking forward to this series! 🙏🏻
I super love Jo! She helped me through a lot on her HEAL program!
Hi Jan!! Hehe 🤍🤍🤍