One of the common criticisms directed at politicians is that when they are confronted with a question that they do not like or do not wish to answer then they will answer the question they wish had been asked, thereby not only evading the issue at hand but also promoting their own assets.
It seems that politicians all have their own stock answers although it seems that on occasion they all seem to have a fair amount of overlap as well.
This has been a criticism that has been leveled towards the medical community especially in the specific context of certain types of health conditions such as PCOS where it seems that in the absence of hard proof, the same stock answers of "genetics" "diet" "exercise" will be uttered.
No doubt these are all genuine variables in the development of a pathological condition however, one cannot help but feel a little cynical as to whether all health complaints can be identified and explained purely according to these.
However in the specific context of the health condition known as PCOS, it would seem that yes, the female's diet does indeed play a rather significant role in the development and severity of the condition.
Is there such a thing as a good diet for PCOS? Actually there is, although this is a recent innovation as it was only discovered recently.
A good diet for PCOS will typically involve the female who suffers from the PCOS taking active steps to reduce the amount of carbohydrates in their diet and supplementing them instead with more protein.
It should be noted that an effective diet for PCOS will involve not only a change in the food which is being consumed on a daily basis but also the eating habits of the female in question.
Therefore, the female should ensure that they eat less carbohydrates more frequently throughout the entire day.
This is a fundamental aspect of any diet for pcos because it will mean that the female will be able to more effectively and easily prevent and minimize the sudden dips and fluctuations in their blood sugar levels.
By eating too many carbs at once, you will spike your blood sugar to an unacceptably high level and then later suffer from a major crash.
Another important aspect of the diet for PCOS is to reduce the amount of saturated fats as well as salts you have in your diet.