Dr. Thaïs (Thais) Aliabadi

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633 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 20 Jul

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Live Like a Girl with Dr. Mindy Pelz · Why PCOS Was Just Renamed (And What It Means for Women’s Health Globally) · 20 Jul 2026 podcast

Cause then you're probably overeating.

You probably need to exercise more.

You probably your diet is not good.

And that's

These patients get so frustrated all the time, and that needs to stop.

So, what I wanted um, you know, when we talk about PMOS, at its core is insulin resistance.

And I'm sure your audience have heard it all, but I would love to explain it in the um Dr.

A way.

In the Dr.

A way with related to PMOS.

Yeah, listen.

Yeah, that's a good thing.

So they can understand why this happens.

So when we eat carbohydrates, our body, in a simple way, breaks it down into glucose, and glucose stimulates our pancreas to release a hormone called insulin.

The job of insulin is it opens up the receptors on the surface of the cells, mostly on the muscle cells, to basically take that, open up these channels to take the sugar from the blood and put it inside the cell where it turns into

energy.

This is what's supposed to happen.

But like I said, 80, 70, 80 percent of PMOS patients have insulin resistance.

So what happens to them is when they have um

carbohydrates in their body breaks it down into glucose and glucose stimulates their pancreas to release insulin.

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