Increased CRP in Polycystic Ovaries – (06-01-04)



Increased CRP in Polycystic Ovaries: Marker of Cardiovascular Disease

This is another good example of the intricate web that is physiology. While change is occurring but slow, many ob/gyns will treat PCOS with the birth control pill, which will worsening insulin sensitivity. If treated this way, the physician is missing the boat entirely, and will leave the physiological imbalance we know as Syndrome X to run rampant and destroy the patient’s health.

JCEM — Abstracts: Boulman et al. 89 (5): 2160 –

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