educated first now before

in modern day society and the only way we can eliminate such a problem is with mass education so make sure you get yourself educated first now before we get to the actual PCO diet plan there's a few things you need to know firstly insulin resistance almost every girl suffering from PCOS also suffers from insulin resistance you understand this term better first you need to understand the function of insulin in your body now our bodies derive energy from carbohydrates every time you consume a carbohydrate it's broken down into glucose inside your body and then the glucose is converted into energy through insulin insulin converts the glucose to energy now coming to carbohydrates every single carb is rated on the GI scale the GI organized emic and next scale is a scale from 0 to 100 100 represents glucose it basically signifies how fast a carbohydrate is digested by your body now glucose or sugar is rated at 100 because it's very easily digested by your body it is digested very fast if your body takes that little bit of sugar and converts it into energy very rapidly but in order to convert it into energy in order to convert all that glucose into usable energy your body needs to create an insulin spike now regular insulin spikes in your bloodstream through consuming sugar or high GI foods is very bad from a fat loss perspective it will make it very difficult for you to lose fat and keep a lean body in the long term but it's even worse for girls suffering from PCOS now sugar which is rated at a hundred on the GI scale will cause an insulin spike in your blood stream but these intense fights are also caused because of high GI carbohydrates every single carb in the world is rated using sugar as the reference silikal's which cause a similar effect as sugar are rated higher on the GI scale the closer they are to 100 in the value the bigger