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Is cheese good for PCOS?
Cheese has protein and fat with almost no carbs, so it doesn't spike blood sugar, and it's a good partner to slow down fruit or crackers. On a cheese plate, the crackers and dried fruit are the parts to watch.
What Ova's scan says
8/10
Blood-sugar score · Great choice
Artisan cheese plate with dried figs and walnuts
Low blood-sugar impactA high-protein, low-carb plate that will keep your blood sugar very steady.
- 27–35g
- Protein
- 1–3g
- Fiber
- 10–16g
- Carbs
Estimated from the photo · portions are a best guess
What's working
- High in protein to promote lasting satiety and steady energy.
- Extremely low in carbohydrates, minimizing any post-meal glucose rise.
- Walnuts add beneficial healthy fats and a bit of crunch.
Watch out for
- Very low in dietary fiber to support gut health.
- Dried figs are concentrated in sugar, though well balanced by the cheese here.
Easy swaps
Dried fig slices→Fresh berries or sliced apple
Fresh fruit offers more hydration and fiber with less concentrated sugar.
Plate without sides→Pair with cucumber slices or flaxseed crackers
Adds prebiotic fiber to aid digestion and steady nutrient absorption.
Estimates from a photo. General guidance, not medical advice.
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The score is about blood-sugar balance only, estimated by Ova's AI from the photo above. Ova offers general wellness and nutrition information, not medical advice. It does not diagnose or treat PCOS or any condition. Always talk to your doctor before changing your diet, exercise or medication.