ilustrasi tidur (pexels.com/Polina Kovaleva)
Menilik jurnal Nature and science of sleep di 2018, perempuan yang mengalami PCOS lebih berisiko mengalami gangguan tidur seperti insomnia, sleep apnea, hingga mudah mengantuk di siang hari.
Padahal kekurangan tidur bisa meningkatkan level hormon ghrelin dan kortisol yang membuatmu lebih mudah lapar (Journal of obesity & metabolic syndrome, 2018). Sehingga berat badanmu akan mudah naik jika kekurangan tidur.
Sedangkan, olahraga yang teratur akan membantu tubuh meningkatkan sensitivitas insulin dan komposisi tubuh penderita PCOS. Dengan tubuh yang lebih sensitif terhadap hormon insulin, kamu akan lebih mudah menurunkan berat badan (Sports medicine, 2014).
Jika kamu sedang mengalami PCOS dan memiliki berat badan berlebih, menurunkan berat badan akan menjadi game changer untukmu. Sekecil apapun penurunan berat badan, akan membantu kondisimu membaik. Meskipun sulit, bukan berarti tidak bisa.
Dengan menerapkan beberapa cara ini, semoga bisa membantumu memuluskan jalan dalam menurunkan berat badan. Kamu bisa menurunkan berat badan secara sehat dan tidak menyiksa bagi penderita PCOS dengan mengikuti tips yang sudah diberikan.
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