The Top 10 BEST Supplements For PCOS

Dr. Brian reviews the best evidence-based supplements for PCOS. From improving insulin resistance to fertility, let’s dive into what the research says!
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Top recommended supplement choices:
Berberine (dihydro) - amzn.to/43YXmP2 - 2 to 4 caps / day
Berberine (generic) - amzn.to/3QxnrBG - 2 to 3 caps w/ meals
Berberine (Thorne) - amzn.to/3trpgna - 1 to 2 caps w/ meals
Chromium nicotinate (GTF) - amzn.to/3UW4k3j - 1 to 5 caps / day
Chromium picolinate - amzn.to/3OTA5db - 1 to 5 caps / day
CoQ10 - amzn.to/47jRTVQ - 1 to 2 caps / day
CoQ10 (ubiquinol) - amzn.to/3OvlaEy - 1 to 2 caps / day
Flaxseed (ground) - amzn.to/3OtTaRO - 1 to 3 tsp w/ meals
Flaxseed (whole) - amzn.to/3DSVtZw - 1 to 3 tsp w/ meals
Folic acid - amzn.to/3YxAhSD - 1 cap / day
Folic acid (methyl) - amzn.to/3rYiLuk - 1 cap / day
Inositol (caps) - amzn.to/3sbo2ic - 2 to 4 caps / day
Inositol (powder) - amzn.to/3QxhO6w - 1 to 2 scoops / day
L-Carnitine (caps) - amzn.to/3OPtz7c - 2 to 4 caps / day
L-Carnitine (powder) - amzn.to/3Uwc1gB - 2 to 4 scoops / day
N-acetyl cysteine - amzn.to/3YsZhua - 2 to 3 caps / day
Quercetin - amzn.to/3KFE1LV - 1 to 2 caps / day
Turmeric (generic) - amzn.to/4435CNZ - 2 to 4 caps / day
Turmeric (Meriva) - amzn.to/47F7AHB - 2 to 3 caps / day
0:00 Intro
1:06 Berberine
2:08 Inositol
3:10 L-Carnitine
3:55 CoQ10
4:25 N-acetyl cysteine
4:55 Flaxseed & flaxseed oil
5:34 Chromium
6:12 Turmeric
6:47 Quercetin
7:13 Selenium
What supplements should you take?
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[@ValerieGonzalez]

This was incredibly helpful. Thank you for breaking down the benefits of each supplement and backing it up with scientific reviews. Since so many women with PCOS struggle with weight gain, I'd love it if you could consider comparing the effectiveness of different diet plans like keto, low-carb, Mediterranean, etc. Either way, I appreciate this useful guide. Thank you again.

[@LoraA81]

Yes, a breakdown of these diets would be very helpful. Great suggestion!

[@rachelm2041]

Thank you. Good information. I appreciate the breakdown of each supplement.

[@jonigreenwell1778]

I like these side by side charts. They're very, very helpful Thank you

[@LoraA81]

Thank you, Dr. Yeung. This was very helpful. Can you please do a video on tips for women with PCOS who are over the age of 35?

[@SHIMASABA268]

Very helpful video

[@ZeeTene]

Thank you!

[@Odensoup888]

This is a brilliant guide, thank you! I was just wondering if there’s anything effective (not necessarily a supplement) you’d recommend to target the issue of excessive hair growth caused by PCOS (chin to neck - much like a beard). It’s genuinely such a struggle.

[@AMM-ni7mx]

What are your insights into Vitex for PCOS? I know its a hit/miss with PCOS sisters but it was the only thing that has helped manage my PCOS symptoms-fertility, missed periods, mental, etc

[@mommytolili2006]

I was told not to take Turmeric (due to iron-deficiency anemia).

[@lyd6874]

Thanks