PCOS Nutrition Support for Cravings, Energy and Weight Struggles
Evidence-based nutrition and coaching to regulate blood sugar, reduce cravings and support sustainable weight management
Feel more in control around food by building realistic habits that fit around real life
Hi I'm Lisa, BANT & CNHC registered Nutritionist and metabolic health coach, with over a decade of experience. Through my free Evening Cravings Reset, group programmes and signature 12-week Hormone Shift Method, I'll help you reduce evening cravings, improve your energy and create lasting habits that support your hormones for the long term.
Does this Sound Familiar?
You're in the Right Place If...
✔ You have PCOS (now also known as PMOS) and constantly think about food
✔ You crave sugar in the afternoon or evening
✔ You feel tired despite trying to eat well
✔ You're skipping meals then overeating later
✔ You've been told to lose weight but nobody explained how
✔ You're confused by conflicting PCOS advice online
✔ You're doing everything right but still not seeing progress​
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Many women with PCOS become stuck in cycles of:
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Restriction
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Cravings
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Energy crashes
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Emotional eating
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Counting calories or macros
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All-or-nothing thinking around food
Not because they lack motivation, but because their body often needs more consistent support.
The truth is, trying to do things alone can be isolating and hard. And with all the noise and conflicting advice, it can feel as if you are constantly starting over and yo-yo dieting, instead of making progress.​
Why Many Women with PCOS Feel Stuck
The problem is often not lack of motivation
Many women with PCOS are:
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under-eating during busy days
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relying on caffeine to push through exhaustion
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trying to “be good” with food
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overwhelmed by conflicting advice online
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constantly switching between different approaches
Over time, this can create cycles of:
restriction → cravings → exhaustion → starting over
This is one reason why many women feel:
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stuck with weight
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emotionally drained around food
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frustrated by evening eating
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disconnected from their body
It doesn't have to stay that way
The answer isn't another stricter diet or another plan to start on Monday.
It's learning simple, sustainable habits that help you feel more in control around food.
Habits that leave you feeling fuller after meals, reduce evening cravings and quiet the constant thoughts about food, so eating well feels less like a battle and more like something you can do consistently.
I don't help women follow perfect diets
I help them build realistic habits that support their hormones, fit around real life and last long after the programme ends.
Many women tell me they don't just want to lose weight
They want to stop constantly thinking about food, feel less guilty after a treat and trust themselves to make choices they can stick with.​
A simple Path to Lasting Change
Making lasting changes with PCOS doesn't happen through one perfect meal or one quick fix.
It happens by building simple, sustainable habits that fit into everyday life.
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Whether you're just getting started or looking for ongoing support, here's how we'll work together.
Start Here
Free 10-Day Evening Cravings Reset
If you're new to Cheshire Nutrition, this is the best place to begin.
Over 10 days, I'll guide you through one simple action each day inside a supportive WhatsApp community, helping you understand what's driving your cravings and showing you practical strategies to feel more in control around food. It's completely free and designed to help you take your first steps with confidence.
Join the Free 10-Day Evening Cravings Reset​
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Explore my live PCOS Group Programmes, where you'll join a small, supportive community and learn practical nutrition strategies to help reduce cravings, improve energy and build healthier habits.
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Build Lasting Habits
The Hormone Shift Method
When you're ready for more structured support, The Hormone Shift Method is my signature 12-week personalised nutrition and health coaching programme.​​
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You'll gain access to:
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Personalised nutrition and 1:1 coaching sessions
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Simple PCOS-friendly recipes
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Weekly guides and practical resources
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Evidence-based nutrition and behaviour change coaching
The focus isn't on perfection, it's on creating realistic habits that continue long after the programme has finished.
Stay On Track
Hormone Shift Continuity Coaching
Healthy habits are easier to maintain with ongoing encouragement and accountability.
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For women who'd like continued support after completing The Hormone Shift Method, Continuity Coaching provides monthly coaching, access to the PCOS Food Hub and practical seasonal resources to help you stay consistent as life changes.​
About Lisa
I believe supporting PCOS with nutrition and lifestyle should not feel overwhelming
I’m Lisa, a BANT-registered nutritionist and metabolic health coach with over a decade of experience supporting women, online across the UK and Europe, with PCOS-related symptoms and fertility challenges using a functional nutrition approach.
I work with women with PCOS who feel exhausted by:
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Conflicting advice
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Restrictive dieting
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Cravings and energy crashes
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Constantly feeling like they are yo-yo dieting or starting over
My approach combines evidence-based nutrition with realistic behaviour change support to help women create habits that actually fit their lifestyle.
My goal isn't to help you eat perfectly.
It's to help you reach the point where you can say:
"I feel more in control around food."
"I feel fuller for longer."
"I don't feel as hungry in the evening anymore."
My clients don't succeed because they're more motivated than everyone else.
They succeed because they finally have a clear plan, regular support and realistic habits that fit around real life.
A More Realistic Approach
Support your body instead of fighting it
As a nutritionist and metabolic health coach, I help busy women with PCOS move away from:
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restrictive dieting
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counting calories or macros
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frequent weigh-ins
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confusing nutrition advice
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constantly feeling like they are failing
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relying on willpower alone
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starting again every Monday
Instead, we focus on:
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steadier energy
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reducing cravings
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blood sugar support
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realistic meal structure
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sustainable habits that build over time
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understanding what your body may be asking for
No extremes. No unrealistic meal plans. No pressure to eat perfectly. No counting calories or macros.
This is a gentle, supportive and non-judgemental approach that helps you build confidence, not perfection.
Evidence-Based Support Articles
Popular PCOS Nutrition Guides
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Protein Breakfast Ideas for PCOS: Easy breakfast options designed to support energy, appetite and blood sugar balance.
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30g Protein Meal Ideas: Simple meal ideas to help increase protein intake without spending hours in the kitchen.
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PCOS Snack Ideas: Balanced snack ideas to help bridge the gap between meals and reduce cravings.
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Anti-Inflammatory Foods for PCOS: Practical ways to include more nutrient-dense foods without overcomplicating your diet.
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Why Am I Craving Sugar? If you have PCOS here's what you can do to reduce cravings for sweet foods.
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Why Can't I Lose Weight With PCOS? Common reasons why PCOS makes it harder to lose weight and what you can do about it.
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Why Protein Matters for PCOS: Learn how protein can support appetite regulation, muscle health and long-term wellbeing.
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Why Am I Always Hungry With PCOS? Find out why hunger is a common feature in PCOS and what you can do to reduce it.
PCOS & PMOS: What's the Difference?
You may have seen PCOS being referred to as PMOS (polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome). The new name reflects the fact that this condition affects far more than the ovaries, influencing metabolism, insulin regulation, energy, weight, skin health and fertility.
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While the name may be changing, the goal remains the same: helping women understand their symptoms and make practical, sustainable changes that support their long-term health.
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Read more about the change from PCOS to PMOS.
PCOS Nutritionist FAQ'S
Frequently asked questions
Important Note
Nutrition and lifestyle support can play a valuable role in improving PCOS symptoms and metabolic health. However, this information is intended for educational purposes and does not replace personalised medical advice or diagnosis from your GP or healthcare provider.