Status Updates From The PCOD-Thyroid Book

The PCOD-Thyroid Book
by

Rujuta Diwekar

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Sakhi is 73% done

— Dec 26, 2025 06:57AM Add a comment

Sakhi is 62% done

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Sneha is on page 40 of 202

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Disha is on page 96 of 191

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Sakhi is 51% done

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Disha is on page 76 of 191

— Oct 04, 2025 06:45AM Add a comment

Baishakhi is finished

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Baishakhi is 50% done

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Rashmi is 63% done

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Rashmi is 51% done

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Rashmi is on page 84 of 202

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Rashmi is 84% done

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Rashmi is 43% done

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Rashmi is 41% done

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Rashmi is 20% done

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Apurva is on page 74 of 202

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Sumithra is 55% done

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Sumithra is 39% done

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Sumithra is 4% done

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Richa Arora is 71% done

Rujuta packs a lot of insights into PCOD and Thyroid in this book - but it is painful to read. The writing style is inconsistent - it jumps from informative to conversational to technical and pardon my French, to tapori.

In a bid to explain hormones and simplify what happens in the complex bodies of women, she uses sports metaphors and bad English.

Huge disservice because every woman needs this health information

— Nov 17, 2024 07:18PM Add a comment

Anitesh Saunders is on page 187 of 202

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