
The Scoop on Thin Uterine Lining
There are many possible causes for thin uterine lining, and we can use several naturopathic strategies to treat it.
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is a complex hormonal condition that affects metabolism, fertility, and long-term health.
Our medical director, Dr. Fiona McCulloch, ND, has spent more than two decades researching and treating PCOS and is the author of the book 8 Steps to Reverse Your PCOS.
This section of our website collects our articles on PCOS research, hormones, metabolism, supplements, and clinical insights for patients seeking deeper education.
If you are looking for naturopathic treatment for PCOS in Ontario, you can learn about our clinical approach here:
Our clinic provides PCOS consultations in-person in North York / Toronto and virtually for patients located in Ontario.

There are many possible causes for thin uterine lining, and we can use several naturopathic strategies to treat it.

PCOS is linked to many different hormonal imbalances. These include androgen (testosterone) excess and hormone disruptions that stem from the highest hormone-directing levels in the

Autophagy is a popular term these days in the fasting world, but many aren’t aware that it’s also crucial for ovarian function. (1). Autophagy occurs when

Irregular menstrual cycles can be caused by a number of different factors, and are common in PCOS. Progesterone might be able to help.

The connection between dairy and insulin resistance, how it affects PCOS, and guides us on how to go dairy free.

The best 5 supplements for reducing inflammation in PCOS, and why each of them are so effective.