Infobite - issue #84

Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome

Exercise intensity, Vitamin D, salvia officinallis, digital technologies

This NED Infobite focuses on the science behind nutrition and lifestyle interventions for polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS). It features research on exercise intensity, vitamin D, supplementation and digital technologies in women with PMOS. These scientific NED InfoBites are designed to provide key elements of the latest research using plain language. They provide quick overviews for BANT practitioners and other health professionals on particular health issues and nutrition topics for a speedy introduction to the science. Visually attractive and easily shareable with clients and social media followers.

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