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    Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Is a very common, and miss diagnosed condition, among women between the ages of 20-40.  And can cause infertility with polycystic ovaries. The statics vary as to how many women have PCOS because the criteria for the condition is always changing. But here is what I found under The National Institutes Of Health. One in every 10-15 women gets diagnosed with PCOS. I also heard that about 50% of women do not know they have PCOS. Via, pcosdiva.com I also found on the site, rightdiagnoisis.com that about 50% of women are insulin resistant. The typical age bracket for being insulin resistant is about 20-40 years of age.  And about only 30% have symptoms of PCOS. PCOS is a syndrome that not only affects fertility but can affect metabolism, insulin levels, high blood pressure and much more. t is a syndrome that not only affects fertility but can affect metabolism, insulin levels, high blood pressure and much more. How to diagnose? You...

Happy Memorial Day To all the brave men and women who have fought, and continue to fight for our great country and our freedoms. The loss and sacrifice you endure are not lost on anyone who still believes in our flag, and in your mission for liberty, and justice under one nation, and one God. WE THANK YOU, GOD BLESS AMERICA!!!

Hi everyone, here is what's There is a poll up right now. You can cast your vote from now until June 19th. Go to the abler's Official FB group for the abler blog, and vote on whether you want to see an official FB page be done. To partner with the FB group and its IG and Twitter feeds. I also wanted to take the time to thank everyone who has helped me in putting my latest 2 part piece for the blog together. I can honestly say, that this is the first piece I have done thus far for the blog that has gotten such an unbelievable response. PCOS, Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, Is such a complex, and ever changing hormone, imbalanced disorder. That I am blown away by how many women and young girls have it and struggle with it on different levels. I was also shocked by how little information there is about the disorder. I really had to "dig" Passed the basics of the disorder just to find what I did. I want to give a quick shout to a friend of mine Ali. Who offered to help...

The Abler is on twitter! Come follow us to keep up on just things that are happening here, but also keep up to date with what is happening in the abler's facebook community as well. And please stay stay tuned for more details on a project that I am working on that I hope will not only get our facebook community, IG, and Twitter involved But it's my greatest hope that the general public will join is as well. The Abler will be joining Instagram very soon! It feels great to be back doing what I love! Have a great day everyone

Hi, everyone! The Abler will be back to Posting topics very soon, and I am working on several up and coming interviews as well. I will have a newly chosen topic picked out by this weekend. Shortly thereafter, I will begin the researching process. The facebook group for the abler, The Offical Abler Facebook Group is growing strong and thriving with over Three hundred and thirty members Thank you all so much. I also will be posting the very first live facebook video in the group very soon. Just to publically introduce myself so that you all can get to know me and why I began the abler. I'll post updates on all my progress regarding the blog here (obviously) and In the group. Thank you all for your patience. It feels goo to be back. Peace & Love, Founder/Writer Jessica