PCOS Weight Loss

PCOS weight loss meal plan: the numbers for every meal

Twelve everyday meals with the numbers that matter when you are trying to lose weight with PCOS: calories, protein, fiber and the 0–10 meal score. There is no single PCOS diet and this page does not prescribe one — it shows what each meal adds up to, so you can build days that fit your own needs.

How a meal earns a high score

Protein and fiber are measured per 100 kcal, so a bigger portion of the same meal gets the same score. How the score works.

Meals with calories, protein, fiber and score

Breakfast

Lunch

Dinner

Snack

A sample day from these meals

One way to put four of them together — the totals are simple sums of the recipe figures:

Day total: about 1,330 kcal, 97 g protein, 41 g fiber. This is an example day to show how the meal numbers add up — it is not a calorie target or a plan to follow. Energy needs differ a lot from person to person: add a snack or a bigger portion to match yours, and do not eat below what your doctor or dietitian recommends. That matters most if you take medication, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or have a history of disordered eating — then plan any weight-loss eating with a clinician first. Every meal on this page scores 6.8 or higher; see how the 0–10 meal score works or check any meal with the score calculator.

Score your own meals

Take a photo of any plate and PCOS Weight Loss estimates its protein, fiber, added sugar and processing, then gives it a 0–10 score and one idea for next time. If you would rather not see calories, Gentle Mode hides them everywhere.

Your needs are your own. A dietitian can help you plan meals around your health, medication and preferences.

Score your own meals. Snap a photo in PCOS Weight Loss and get a 0–10 score with one idea for next time.

General nutrition information, not medical advice. Figures are estimates. Talk to a doctor or dietitian about your own needs.