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Nutrition for PCOS Health Condition – Foods and Diet | Food as Medicine Series

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Episode: Foods for PCOS Diet | From Food as Medicine Nutrition Series w/ Alison Acerra MS, RDN (Registered Dietitian-Nutritionist)
Dante Steward, MBA
Dante Steward, MBA
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Nutrition and Diet for PCOS YouTube Video from MedShadow’s Food as Medicine Video Series

Ever wonder what nutritional foods can impact medical symptoms and conditions like PCOS?

MedShadow’s own registered dietician and medical advisory board member, Alison Acerra, shares insight on using food as medicine to help manage PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome).

Up to 6 to 12% of women in the U.S. have PCOS, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

LEARN MORE ABOUT PCOS DIET AND DOWNLOAD NUTRITION INFOGRAPHIC: https://medshadow.org/pcos-treatment-management-and-medications/

DOWNLOAD OUR MEDITERRANEAN FOOD GUIDE: https://medshadow.org/mediterranean-or-keto/

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Video Production Team:
Alison Acerra, MS, RDN
Dante Steward, MBA

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Dante Steward, MBA
Dante Steward, MBA
Dante Steward, an MBA graduate from Nova Southeastern University, advocates for fulfilling healthy lifestyles with an emphasis on holistic care through wellness content creation and service delivery. With 10+ years of experience contributing to people's lives via their path to total wellness, he's impacted through servitude and support by teaming up with organizations like Lutheran Social Services of Illinois.
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