Apr 7th, 2012, 01:56 AM
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| Waiting To Try (WTT) Active BnB Member Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: USA Posts: 578 | Buckwheat Farinetta flour for fertility
I don't normally post in here but I was cleaning out my cupboards and remembered something that might some of you ladies. I have polycystic ovaries without the syndrome but I still experienced anovulatory and irregular menses. One day, I came across Buckwheat Farinetta flour for symptoms of pcos. I honestly think this was what made me ovulate and become regular. It contains D-chiro-inositol which is helpful for pcosers. I bought a bag of flour online and made muffins out of them. They didn't taste great  but I'm also horrible when it comes to baking  Bake a few batches and freeze them. Eat one or two for breakfast daily. Good luck and baby dust to all in here  |
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