Omelettes are so delicious and easy to make - plus they are full of protein ensuring that you will stay fuller for longer. 

Perfect for cold January evenings, this vibrant creamy and nutritious butternut squash soup boosts immunity, is anti-inflammatory and contains B vitamins and folate which are important for us ladies suffering with PCOS.  And if that’s not a good enough reason to go buy the ingredients right now, it’s also good for your digestion and your heart!

This is definitely my favourite go-to recipe.  Avocado, eggs and toast combo works for me any time of the day – breakfast, lunch or dinner.  Eggs are especially perfect for breakfast if you are trying to avoid refined sugary breakfast cereals (a serious no go for those with PCOS) and are full of protein which should fill you up until lunch.  Coupled with the creamy avocado which contain high levels of vitamin E, iron and potassium and are said to help lower so-called "bad" cholesterol – this is the perfect guilt free snack.

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This is my absolute favourite smoothie and it’s perfect for those of us suffering from PCOS.