The PMOS Plate: Budget-Friendly Nutrition For Better Hormone Health – Fertility Purse and Wellness
Fertility Purse and Wellness shared on LinkedIn:
“Excited to announce The PMOS Plate.
Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovary Syndrome (PMOS) is one of the most common hormonal disorders affecting women of reproductive age, and nutrition plays a significant role in symptom management and long-term health outcomes.
This virtual session will focus on practical, informed strategies for supporting women living with PMOS through healthy nutrition and lifestyle choices on a budget.
This session is ideal for healthcare professionals, students, women living with PMOS, and anyone interested in conversations around women’s health, reproductive wellness, and nutrition.
Looking forward to a valuable learning and networking experience. Feel free to share with your network and invite others who may benefit from the conversation.”
Peace Obaji, Founder of Fertility Purse and Wellness, shared this post, adding:
“What’s on your plate can influence your hormones. Don’t miss this important discussion on PCOS and Nutrition.
Register and join in on the conversation.”
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