Dr. Thaïs Aliabadi

False.

There's so many myths.

That's why it's important to understand the four phenotypes and how they differ.

Understand that 70% to 80% of these patients don't ovulate.

Understand that the 20%, 30% who ovulate, ovulate sometimes, not all the time.

And that's why they're not getting pregnant.

And understand that inflammation, insulin resistance, and this brain-ovary axis are the main drivers.

And then you add genetics and epigenetics, it starts...

a big chaos in the body.

And that's why as a clinician, that's why it takes so much time, right?

In this healthcare system, when you get 10 minutes with your doctor, do you think your doctor... Everything we talked about, I teach all of this to my new patients with PCOS.

How can you do that in 10 minutes?

And on top of that, do their pap smear, check their hormones, talk about STD, talk about birth control, rule out endometriosis.

How are you going to do that?

A, patients don't have access to doctors.

B, when they have access, either the doctors are not well-trained or they don't have time to spend time with these patients.

And even when they get diagnosed, they get prescribed a birth control pill and off you go.

It is amazing and not because I don't even have time, but I really created it for women who are at home who don't know if they have a PCOS and they don't know what to do.

This is the least you can do.

Eat healthy, exercise, sleep well, lower your stress, take the OV supplement.