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It's Here! The Launch of my new What's That Pill? Series!

After staying up til 5am yesterday morning, I have finally prepared the first few posts in my new PCOS supplement series, What's That Pill? The goal of this series is to introduce you to natural supplements that can assist in the treatment of PCOS symptoms. Our society as a whole is beginning to realize that there is validity to natural, holistic treatments. I want to do my part to help spread awareness. So barring no internet disasters, you should see these soon:

Vitex - Tuesday, 4/10
N-Acetyl Cysteine - Thursday, 4/12
D-Chiro Inositol - Tuesday, 4/17

Hopefully I can get another few posts knocked out this week and be able to continue this series for a while! If you have any supplements you want me to discuss, or you would like to share your experiences with any supplement, please email me - courtneylwallace(at)gmail(dot)com with the subject 'What's That Pill?'
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  1. ACEApril 11, 2012 at 12:18 AM

    I am excited to see these posts. Right now I'm on Met but I am interested in more natural ways. I think I went with Met because it took no effort to research and it was a start. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!!

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