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The Insulite PCOS System - Addiction Awareness

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At Insulite Laboratories, we have developed a fourth element to the Insulite PCOS System: Addiction Awareness. Learning about and overcoming addiction to certain types of foods is crucial if you want to transform your health by losing weight to better manage or even reverse your symptoms of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome.

A little known fact is that even lean individuals can be addicted to food. The goal of our Addiction Awareness Plan is to wean you off of your negative addiction to carbohydrates and sugars. We do this in several ways:

Take these Steps to Health.
  • Take the PCOS
    Health Assessment
  • Introduction to
    the PCOS Five
    Step System
  • What to expect from
    and when
  • Sign-up and order
    the PCOS System

Carb Reduction without Withdrawal Symptoms


In order to avoid the dreaded "rebound effect" (the immediate regaining of weight after stopping a diet), the Insulite System slowly reduces your intake of carbs and sugars, by minimal amounts each week, until you reach an optimum level of these foods. This considerably slow reduction in consumption of carbs/sugars tricks your brain into accepting as normal the increasingly smaller amounts of these negative foods.

An extra benefit of this gradual approach enables you to avoid withdrawal symptoms such as headaches, fatigue, depression and drowsiness. It is the effort to alleviate your withdrawal symptoms, such as anxiety and false hunger pains, which drives you over and over again to ingest larger and larger amounts of carbs/sugars.

Switching Circuits

Additionally, your addiction to carbs/sugars is primarily driven by the profound ability of these foods to stimulate your dopamine, serotonin and endorphin brain circuits. These circuits are the neurochemical pathways which produce your feelings of pleasure and contentment, as well as helping you dull both emotional and physical pain.

The circuits that are stimulated by high carbohydrate foods and sugars are the same addictive circuits that are stimulated by drugs such as alcohol, cocaine and heroin. This is why dieting is so difficult - and willpower is not enough - to make a permanent lifestyle change.

PCOS and Exercise.Insulite Laboratories recognizes that exercise also stimulates these same pathways. Therefore, while the Insulite Nutrition Plan is slowly weaning you off carbs/sugars, the Insulite Exercise Plan is gradually stimulating these same neural pathways thereby directing you toward the level of physical activity that is right for you.

The end result is that these important neurochemical pathways stay balanced and that food withdrawal symptoms are eliminated or at least greatly reduced. In a reasonable period of time, this program can enable you to prefer exercising over ingesting carbs/sugars as your primary source of pleasure, contentment and emotional balance.

Alleviating Withdrawal with Cooperative Behavior


Recent research shows that any time you engage in cooperative behaviors - such as volunteering or being part of a team effort - with the end goal of helping yourself and/or others - the dopamine, serotonin and endorphin circuits mentioned above are stimulated. One reason that 12 step programs and other support groups are so successful is that being part of a group or working with others helps stimulate these circuits, thus greatly alleviating the withdrawal symptoms of participants.

The Insulite Support Network provides a similar cooperative platform which helps our clients mitigate their withdrawal symptoms. In addition to receiving weekly messages of motivation and information, customers have the opportunity of communicating with us at any time. This creates a symbiotic, cooperative, healing and helping environment that has the capacity to elevate moods, increase feelings of contentment and lessen the emotional distress that often comes about from making major lifestyle changes.

Click here to read about the Insulite
PCOS System Support Network



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Plymouth, MI
"I have been on the Insulite PCOS System for two months and I have noticed some very welcome changes!

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Houston, TX
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West Hartford, CT
"I have been on the Insulite PCOS System for six or so weeks and have noticed a considerable decrease in food cravings; I have lost 15 pounds; I am having fewer migraines; and I have better control o [more]


Disclaimer

The Insulite Systems are not intended to be medical treatment, nor is information on this website intended to be a substitute for the advice or care of a health-care practitioner. Each Insulite System is a combination of nutritional supplement programs and lifestyle programs intended to help individuals better manage their health and wellbeing. Consult a health-care practitioner before beginning an Insulite System. Because of ongoing research, clinical experience, and the rapid accumulation of information relating to the subject matter discussed on this website, the website's users are advised to carefully review and evaluate the information on this website and continue to expand and broaden their knowledge of new information as it becomes available on this website and elsewhere. The use or application of the information contained on this website is at the sole discretion and risk of the user.


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