Dr. Thaïs (Thais) Aliabadi

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What happens to a PMOS brain?

Inflammation is up, testosterone's up, estrogen is erratic, and progesterone's low.

Crazy.

So then you have a limbic system on fire: anxiety, depression, irritability, anger, PMS, PMDD.

binge eating, cravings, lack of motivation, all of it.

And then you want a prefrontal cortex to act as a break and just control everything.

Well, the prefrontal cortex needs low inflammation, normal levels of hormone, good sleep.

PMOS patients are not good sleep, uh, sleeper, low uh stress.

These people are very stressed out.

And so then you have so you have this limbic system on fire, and you have a prefrontal cortex that the brake is not working.

So you have a car going high.

Hundred miles an hour.

Down the street and the break doesn't work.

That's why these patients struggle with anxiety, with depression.

They're on antidepressant.

They end up in eating disorder centers.

I always say, You want to find PMOS patients, go knock on the eating disorder centers.

They're all sitting behind.

You are a fertility clinic.

You know what?

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