Hi there
I think it definitely does, through diet and herbs and vitamin and mineral supplements! But it really needs to be treated individually.. and unfortunately it is costly in my experience. I am on metformin at the moment and just about to start spironolactone. I'd love to go natural but each of these meds are only $3 for a 3 month supply and frankly it just works out cheaper. I can't afford all the extra supplements and herbs or regular consultations with a naturopath.. as much as I'd love to. I am careful with my diet (trying to eat low GI) and I take a vitamin supplement though!! I guess it also depends on what you're trying to acheive.. (are you TTC? Or just trying to manage PCOS symptoms?)
Either way good luck!
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