What Should I Eat and Avoid If I Have PCOD or PCOS?
Power Foods, Quick Fixes & Hormone-Friendly Swaps You Can Start Today!

You’re doing everything right—working out, eating "healthy," cutting calories—yet your skin’s breaking out, your periods are irregular, and your weight just won’t budge. Sound familiar?
You might be one of the millions silently battling PCOD or PCOS, and trust us—you’re not alone, and you’re not helpless.
The real solution starts on your plate—and today, you’ll learn what to eat, what to skip, and how to fast-track your hormones back to balance. Let’s get to it. 🔥
PCOD/PCOS is not just a reproductive issue—it’s a full-body hormonal crash. The root cause? Mostly insulin resistance, chronic inflammation, and hormonal disruption. Here’s the good news: Food can reverse the damage. No fad diets. No starving. Just smarter eating.
Think of fiber as your hormonal broom—sweeping out excess estrogen, reducing insulin spikes, and helping you feel full longer. Go for greens, flaxseeds, soaked chia, and whole veggies at every meal.
You need fat to make hormones—period. Ditch the fear. Avocados, ghee, coconut, nuts, and seeds are your fertility and mood allies.
Fruits are not the enemy—sugar spikes are. Stick to guava, apples, pears, berries, and avoid juicing. Eat fruits whole, with skin, and preferably with a protein or fat.
Carbs are not evil. You just need the right ones. Switch out white rice and bread for millets, sweet potatoes, quinoa, or brown rice.
Moong dal, lentils, rajma, sprouts, tofu—these don’t just fuel you, they help stabilize insulin and repair tissues.
Ayurvedic superstars like turmeric, cinnamon, fenugreek, and cumin reduce inflammation and regulate sugar. Use them generously!
Sugar = chaos for your insulin. Drop the cakes, cookies, colas. Choose jaggery in small amounts, or better yet, go sugar-free for 21 days and feel the shift.
Many PCOD women experience acne, bloating, and period cramps from dairy. Try plant-based milk like almond or coconut, and observe the difference.
White bread, pasta, maida-based snacks are your energy enemies. Swap with fiber-rich grains that nourish and don’t spike blood sugar.
If it comes in a shiny packet, think twice. These foods are laced with preservatives and fats that clog your hormonal system.
Coffee triggers cortisol—a stress hormone that already runs high in PCOD bodies. Swap your third coffee for herbal teas like tulsi or cinnamon.
At Trimuk Yoga, we don’t just tell you what to eat—we guide you on how to live in alignment with your body’s rhythm.
Yoga isn’t just a workout—it’s hormonal therapy. Combine it with smart nutrition, and the results are real:
This isn’t about weight loss. This is about freedom—from bloating, irregular periods, mood swings, and self-doubt.
Food is your foundation. Yoga is your power. Trimuk is your partner.
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Not at all! Just choose the right ones—whole, fiber-rich carbs like millets, brown rice, and sweet potatoes are beneficial.
It depends. Some women thrive on it, others experience worsened symptoms. Always listen to your body and consult a professional before trying IF.
Yes! Consistent yoga and mindful eating have helped many women regulate periods, lose weight, and even conceive naturally.
Many women feel more energetic, lighter, and clearer in just 7–14 days. Hormonal shifts take time—stay consistent.
No worries. The Trimuk approach targets both conditions holistically—through breath, food, and flow that supports your entire endocrine system.
A renowned and qualified yoga instructor with years of experience in teaching traditional Hatha Flow and Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga, Radhika is passionate about sharing the true essence of yoga with her students. Being a certified yoga teacher and health & nutrition coach, Radhika demonstrates a deep understanding of mind-body connection which is reflected in her tailored classes.
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