Dr. Thaïs (Thais) Aliabadi

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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

Their cells are insulin resistant, right?

So they don't respond to this insulin well.

So these channels don't open up at an optimum level.

So some of that sugar bounces in the blood and pushes this insulin to go up.

And that's when we get these insulin spikes.

As insulin goes up in the body, it does several things to a PMOS body.

Number one, it tells their liver that the cells, the tissue is not using this sugar as a source of energy.

You need to clear this sugar, take this sugar, and store it as fat.

The fat that we store with this high insulin scenario is.

A visceral fat is a fat that goes around our organs.

And this visceral fat is highly inflammatory.

It's different than the fat under our skin.

There are

So it causes an inflammatory process in the body, number one.

And that inflammation, in return, makes the insulin resistant worse.

So one of the first things that happened, these patients.

cleared the sugar and stored as fats.

So, and then they start complaining of weight gain and they feel uh complain of inflammation, they're tired, they have brain fog, they don't feel well.

The high insulin also stimul it tells the liver to stop making the sex hormone binding globulin.

Sex hormone binding globulin is a protein in the blood that grabs onto the free testosterone in the blood because as women, we don't want to have too much testosterone.

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