Hirsutism is a condition explained as the excessive growth of facial or body hair in more male-like areas such as the face, chest, belly, back, upper arms, or upper legs. In PCOS, it's triggered by one (or both) of the following: 1️⃣ Higher than normal levels of androgen hormones, such as testosterone. 2️⃣ Increased sensitivity to androgens, explains those who have symptoms such as hirsutism but normal androgen levels in blood tests. The reason it affects the specific body areas I mentioned abov

A more in-depth video on PCOS & hirsutism (excess hair growth). In the video, I go over the exact causes, science, common medications and what you can do naturally to reduce your hirsutism. Let me know any questions you have :) | Drew Baird "the PCOS Mentor"

Hirsutism is the proper term to describe the excess growth of thick, dark facial hair body hair. It’s caused by high levels of androgen hormones such as testosterone. This is a VERY common hormonal imbalance of PCOS and why around 70% of women with PCOS experience hirsutism. For many, it’s hugely emotionally impactful because it is so visible and for many, so unwanted. I was chatting to a lady last week who was explaining how for her, her facial hair has stolen all of her self-confidence. As it’

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If you’re looking to improve hirsutism, here are some helpful tips. This works because this combination has a strong natural anti-androgenic effect. Always check with a health care provider before starting any supplements though. Book a complementary consulation for 1:1 guidance, testing, meal plans and supplement recommendations. Booking link in bio #pcos #hirsutism #facialhair #pcosawareness #pcosdiet #pcossupport #hormoneimbalance #cortisolimbalance #insulinresistance #holistichealth #natural