Title: Disappointing
Product review: I have PCOS, and was very excited to see that a book was finally published on the subject. While this book may be a good introduction for someone who has just been diagnosed, I felt that it was not useful for me personally. It basically tells you to lose weight, reduce stress, exercise, as well as try new-agey things like acupuncture, aromatherapy, herbal remedies, etc. I was hoping for a more traditional medical take on PCOS, which I felt was lacking. I have most of the symptoms of PCOS including obesity, acne, loss of hair, excess "male pattern" hair growth, high insulin, no periods, infertility, and mood swings. Taking some St. John's Wort, eating organic foods, drinking filtered water, and smelling a pretty candle (all things the author suggests) isn't going to address the severity of my problem. If your PCOS isn't severe, and if you are into homeopathic remedies, this book might be helpful to you. It was not helpful to me.
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