Blood Sugar Balance Meal Plan for PCOS

This plan focuses on foods rich in fiber, healthy fats, protein, and micro-nutrients. Protein, fat, and fiber help prevent spikes in blood sugar by slowing down the absorption of sugar in the blood. This means more stable energy throughout your day. High cholesterol containing ingredients are also avoided to protect cardio-metabolic health.


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Monday

Health Highlights

Breakfast

Almond milk, unsweetened

1 cup

Banana

1 small

Lunch

Dinner

Snack

Red grape

1 cup

Almonds, raw

1 oz

Tuesday

Health Highlights

Breakfast

Chia seeds

1 tbsp

Lunch

Dinner

Snack

Banana

1 small

Wednesday

Health Highlights

Breakfast

Lunch

Dinner

Snack

Mixed berries

1 cup

Thursday

Health Highlights

Breakfast

Almond milk, unsweetened

1 cup

Banana

1 medium

Lunch

Brown rice, long-grain, cooked

160 gm

Dinner

Snack

Red grape

1 cup

Almonds, raw

1 oz

Friday

Health Highlights

Breakfast

Chia seeds

1 tbsp

Lunch

Brown rice, long-grain, cooked

160 gm

Dinner

Brown rice, long-grain, cooked

160 gm

Snack

Banana

1 small

Saturday

Health Highlights

Breakfast

Lunch

Brown rice, long-grain, cooked

160 gm

Dinner

Brown rice, long-grain, cooked

160 gm

Snack

Mixed berries

1 cup

Sunday

Health Highlights

Breakfast

Almond milk, unsweetened

1 cup

Lunch

Banana

1 medium

Dinner

Snack

Almonds, raw

1 oz

Red grape

1 cup


Mary Jeean Rico
Mary Jeean Rico
Registered Nutritionist Dietitian

Am a registered nutritionist-dietitian from the University of the Philippines Los Banos.

Exposed to the different fields of nutrition, I now focus on helping people who struggle with stubborn weight gain, food cravings and mood swings. We work together to create a highly personalised plan so that they can consistently nourish themselves, break free from hormonal imbalances, and eventually live an empowered life. 

Cheers!


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