India, Feb. 22 -- PCOS or Polycystic Ovary Syndrome is a common condition that affects many women. According to the World Health Organization, an estimated 10-13 per cent of women of reproductive age are affected, while around 70 per cent globally remain unaware that they may have the condition due to subtle, overlooked symptoms. Further, PCOS is the precursor to several long-term health complications, from insulin resistance, type 2 diabetes, to infertility or other metabolic issues if left unmanaged for long. One of the most common concerns is how to reverse PCOS.ALSO READ: French biochemist shares 'how to live forever,' says this 1 simple habit can add 7-10 years to your life

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