Dr. Thaïs Aliabadi

And she was always, like, you know, very shy.

And she wouldn't talk.

She was this different person that walked into my office.

And I started hugging her and she started crying and she looked at me.

She said, Dr. A, this is the first time in my life I know what it means to be happy.

Wow.

adjust something about brain chemistry that make people feel better separate it's impossible to separate it completely but separate from a lot of the bodily changes there's a bit of an antidepressant function there you know why because that noise that says eat eat eat eat which is an issue like you know that binge eating i'm just speaking for my pcos patients because i'm not an expert for obesity but

They have this voice in their head and it's a constant battle from the minute they wake up to the minute they go to sleep.

And it's not like they're crazy.

It's not like they're being sloppy with food.

It's just this brain dysregulation of dopamine and serotonin that causes this anxiety, constant anxiety.

And every single one of them will tell me my brain is quiet.

They're not drinking as much.

And I've said it for years, use it on alcoholics.

Use it on alcoholics.

I had a friend of mine who called me and said her son drinks a lot.

The first thing I asked is, can he tolerate microdosing of Ozempic because it shuts down their cravings.

but that's why they feel better, right?

But even without GLP-1s, when you diagnose and treat these PCOS patients, their confidence comes back, they feel better, they know they're not crazy, which is why I'm here today.

You are not crazy.