Insulin resistance is amplified by obesity.This could limit hepatic Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG) formation augmenting free testosterone levels leading to symptoms such as acne or hair loss (alopecia).The intake of total fats along with saturated fatty acids and cholesterol should be minimized to potentially mitigate the onset of diabetes and cardiovascular diseases since they influence ovarian dysfunction adversely [6].Furthermore, increased insulin reduces the circulating amount of sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG) and enhances free androgens, which limits folliculogenesis leading to menstrual irregularity and impotence [5].The overproduction of insulin may stimulate pituitary gland's insulin receptors to release luteinizing hormone thereby exacerbating the secretion of androgen by ovaries and glands.Various adipokines are secreted from fatty tissues, each exerting distinct impacts on insulin resistance.Moreover, it could obstruct development in ovarian follicles [7].