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My goal is to build an at home test to understand what your body needs and how to settle your symptoms without having to go for heavy blood work every few months. This is a self serve experience and we would recommend the right supplements, body training and nutrition all catered to your personal needs.

It's something I want and it doesn't exist...so with my tech and marketing background I hope to build it.

Would love feedback...
https://meetivi.com/

ivi — Your body, in balance
ivi — Your body, in balance
October 15, 2025
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While your interest in helping people with PCOS manage their symptoms is admirable, it's important to note that PCOS is a complex endocrine disorder that requires proper medical oversight. Any at-home testing or supplement recommendations should be discussed with healthcare providers, as they need to be based on accurate Show Full Answer

While your interest in helping people with PCOS manage their symptoms is admirable, it's important to note that PCOS is a complex endocrine disorder that requires proper medical oversight. Any at-home testing or supplement recommendations should be discussed with healthcare providers, as they need to be based on accurate medical diagnosis and monitoring.

Managing PCOS requires personalized medical care and regular monitoring by healthcare professionals who can properly interpret test results and adjust treatment plans accordingly. While lifestyle modifications and nutrition are important components of PCOS management, they should be implemented under medical supervision.

For safety reasons, it's recommended that members continue working with their healthcare providers for proper diagnosis, testing, and treatment plans rather than relying solely on at-home solutions.

October 15, 2025

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