Dr. Jessica Shepherd

I would say that's what we typically treat it with. Do I, am I a fan of what we typically treat it with? No, because then we're just focusing on the ovarian portion of it.

So many of my patients, I work with functional nutritionists, but I also use that timeframe to saying maybe, so for example, now put you on a GLP, which can then impact your insulin and glucose and then shift the body's ability to function the way it should.

So many of my patients, I work with functional nutritionists, but I also use that timeframe to saying maybe, so for example, now put you on a GLP, which can then impact your insulin and glucose and then shift the body's ability to function the way it should.

So many of my patients, I work with functional nutritionists, but I also use that timeframe to saying maybe, so for example, now put you on a GLP, which can then impact your insulin and glucose and then shift the body's ability to function the way it should.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well, to balance the insulin and glucose and the metabolic health portion of PCOS. And a lot of times the diseases that we have are from a metabolic perspective. And so that's why when we look at the studies now with GLP-1s, yes, you get the benefit of weight loss or people are on it because they're diabetics.

Well, to balance the insulin and glucose and the metabolic health portion of PCOS. And a lot of times the diseases that we have are from a metabolic perspective. And so that's why when we look at the studies now with GLP-1s, yes, you get the benefit of weight loss or people are on it because they're diabetics.

Well, to balance the insulin and glucose and the metabolic health portion of PCOS. And a lot of times the diseases that we have are from a metabolic perspective. And so that's why when we look at the studies now with GLP-1s, yes, you get the benefit of weight loss or people are on it because they're diabetics.

So endometriosis, which is, I'm so glad I spent 10 years being a minimally invasive gynecologist because that's the patients we would see, mainly were endometriosis patients, is that it is when the lining, so when we have our uterus, we have that little kind of cavity within our uterus, which is where we shed endometrium and the lining and we get our period. Okay.

So endometriosis, which is, I'm so glad I spent 10 years being a minimally invasive gynecologist because that's the patients we would see, mainly were endometriosis patients, is that it is when the lining, so when we have our uterus, we have that little kind of cavity within our uterus, which is where we shed endometrium and the lining and we get our period. Okay.

So endometriosis, which is, I'm so glad I spent 10 years being a minimally invasive gynecologist because that's the patients we would see, mainly were endometriosis patients, is that it is when the lining, so when we have our uterus, we have that little kind of cavity within our uterus, which is where we shed endometrium and the lining and we get our period. Okay.

I love that you just put that perspective to it. But that's exactly what it is. And so when you shed the lining, that lining is only supposed to be there in that cavity. What happens is when that tissue may go somewhere else... It could go on the bowel. It could go on the uterus. It could go on the bladder.

I love that you just put that perspective to it. But that's exactly what it is. And so when you shed the lining, that lining is only supposed to be there in that cavity. What happens is when that tissue may go somewhere else... It could go on the bowel. It could go on the uterus. It could go on the bladder.

I love that you just put that perspective to it. But that's exactly what it is. And so when you shed the lining, that lining is only supposed to be there in that cavity. What happens is when that tissue may go somewhere else... It could go on the bowel. It could go on the uterus. It could go on the bladder.

So it kind of like trails and ends up in other places in the abdominal cavity.

So it kind of like trails and ends up in other places in the abdominal cavity.

So it kind of like trails and ends up in other places in the abdominal cavity.

Yeah, it can kind of travel in other places.