8 articles
Many people assume PCOS/PMOS is only associated with carrying excess weight, but this research tells a more nuanced story. Discover why metabolic health matters regardless...
This research explores how attachment patterns and stress-coping strategies may differ across PCOS/PMOS phenotypes. People with more “classic” PCOS features were less likely to use...
New research suggests that early-life experiences, including recurrent antibiotic use in childhood and earlier menstruation, may be linked with higher odds of PCOS/PMOS later in...
A study of 420 women with PCOS explored whether greater adherence to a Mediterranean-style diet was associated with differences in body composition, blood sugar regulation,...
Protein is often recommended as part of a PCOS/PMOS-friendly way of eating, particularly for supporting blood sugar balance, appetite and muscle health. But does a...
Sleep issues are common in women with PCOS/PMOS, and while this study was not specific to PCOS, it gives us a helpful look at how...
For years, most conversations around PCOS have focused on hormones, insulin resistance, and the ovaries themselves. However, a growing body of research is exploring another...
For years, PCOS has been described as a condition of chronic low-grade inflammation.This idea has shaped much of the research, education, and even supplement recommendations...
