7-Day PCOS Diet Plan

7-day PCOS diet plan overview PDF

Struggling with PCOS? This 7-Day Meal Plan Can Help Reset Your Hormones

If you’ve been diagnosed with PCOS and feel overwhelmed by what to eat, you’re not alone. Nutrition can play a powerful role in supporting hormone balance, insulin sensitivity, and weight management — but most plans feel confusing or unrealistic.

That’s why I created a simple, dietitian-designed 7-day PCOS diet plan you can download for free — and below, I’ll walk you through exactly how it works, who it’s best for, and how to use it.

Who This 7-Day PCOS Diet Plan Is Best For

  • New to PCOS nutrition

  • Struggling with weight or insulin resistance

  • Wants simple meals, not strict dieting

  • Needs structure without restriction


Why a 7-Day Meal Plan Can Help Reset PCOS Symptoms

Many PCOS symptoms are directly influenced by diet and lifestyle. When your meals are balanced and consistent, you can reduce insulin spikes, support ovulation, and stabilize your energy levels.

Common PCOS Symptoms Nutrition Can Help With

  • Irregular periods

  • Hormonal acne

  • Unexplained weight gain

  • Fatigue and brain fog

  • Sugar cravings

  • Mood swings

Diet’s Role in Hormone Regulation

A PCOS-friendly meal plan helps:

  • Improve insulin resistance

  • Decrease chronic inflammation

  • Balance androgens

  • Support metabolism and ovulatory function

This plan is built to nourish and fuel your body using sustainable, whole-food ingredients.


What to Eat on a PCOS Diet

There is no one-size-fits-all diet for PCOS, but research and clinical results support these foundational foods:

PCOS-Friendly Foods to Focus On

  • Lean protein: chicken, turkey, eggs, tofu, lentils

  • Non-starchy vegetables: spinach, bell peppers, zucchini, kale

  • Low-glycemic carbs: quinoa, oats, sweet potatoes, berries

  • Healthy fats: avocado, olive oil, chia seeds, walnuts

  • Fermented foods: sauerkraut, Greek yogurt, kimchi

Foods to Limit or Avoid

  • Added sugars and refined carbs

  • Trans fats and processed snacks

  • Dairy (if you're sensitive)

  • High-glycemic foods


7-Day PCOS Diet Plan Overview

This free downloadable PDF provides:

  • 7 days of breakfast, lunch, dinner, and 1 snack per day

  • Easy-to-follow, anti-inflammatory recipes

  • A structured grocery list

  • Macronutrient-balanced meals to stabilize energy and support weight loss

Each day includes:

  • At least 100g of protein

  • Low-glycemic carbohydrates

  • Healthy fats and fiber

Want a more personalized plan? Learn more through Nutrition Counseling with a Dietitian Nutritionist.


Sample Day from the 7-Day PCOS Diet Plan

Breakfast: Avocado Egg Toast with Berries

  • 1 slice whole grain bread

  • 1/2 avocado mashed

  • 1 poached egg

  • 1/2 cup blueberries

Benefits: Fiber, protein, and healthy fat help reduce insulin spikes and balance hormones.

Lunch: Salmon Power Bowl

  • 4 oz grilled salmon

  • 1/2 cup cooked quinoa

  • 1 cup mixed greens

  • 1/4 avocado

  • Lemon tahini dressing

Snack: Chia Yogurt Pudding

  • 1/2 cup plain Greek yogurt

  • 1 tbsp chia seeds

  • Dash of cinnamon and stevia

Dinner: Chicken Veggie Stir-Fry

  • 4 oz chicken breast

  • 1 cup mixed vegetables

  • 1 tbsp coconut aminos or tamari

  • 1/2 cup brown rice

Want more meals like these? Browse my PCOS Meal Plans.

PCOS-friendly grocery list download

Download Your Free PCOS Meal Plan PDF

Take the guesswork out of what to eat with a complete 7-day PCOS meal plan.

Download my 7-Day PCOS Diet Plan PDF, explore my full library of PCOS Meal Plans, and keep your kitchen stocked with the PCOS Grocery List. Struggling to make sense of all the advice? Work with a professional: explore my Nutrition Services or book a nutrition counseling session (insurance accepted).


Frequently Asked Questions About PCOS Meal Plans

What is the best diet plan for PCOS weight loss?

A balanced, anti-inflammatory diet with protein, fiber, healthy fats, and slow-digesting carbs is best for sustainable PCOS weight loss.

Can I lose weight in 7 days?

You may notice reduced bloating and more energy, but lasting fat loss requires time. This plan helps establish the right foundation.

Do I need to avoid gluten or dairy?

Not always. Some women with PCOS feel better avoiding dairy or gluten, but it varies. Try one at a time or speak with a dietitian.

Will this help with cravings and mood?

Yes. Blood sugar balance from nutrient-dense meals helps stabilize energy, mood, and reduce sugar cravings.


Final Thoughts and Next Steps

Eating for PCOS can be simple, flavorful, and sustainable. With these 20+ easy PCOS dinner recipes, you’ll nourish your body with balanced meals that support hormone health, stabilize blood sugar, and make healthy eating enjoyable.

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