PCOS explained (ft. a top fertility doctor and lived experiences)

Is there a PMOS diet? Why is polycystic ovarian syndrome so misunderstood? What can I do to balance my hormones better? And, can I get pregnant with PMOS?Please note, PCOS was re-named PMOS in 2026 following a global consensus. The new abbreviation stands for: Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome. This episode was recorded before this name change.On this episode of Too Much Information, Issy speaks to Dr. Divpreet Sacha, GP and founder of Her Holistic Health, and Serena, creator of Let’s Talk PMOS. They're three women with three unique experiences of PMOS.Together, they unpack the facts and myths about PMOS, fertility, hormones, and women’s health.This episode is for you if you are:​navigating a PMOS diagnosisconfused about how to manage your PMOStrying to have a baby with PMOSlooking for evidence-based support for hormones and fertilitytrying to support someone you love who has PMOS.🎙️ Too Much Information is the women’s health podcast that's combines real stories with expertise. Follow us on Instagram at ⁠⁠@too.much.info.podcast.For more support with PMOS:Verity PCOS charityFertility Family, where you can find support, real stories, and purchase Inofolic Alpha, a supplement mentioned in this episodeAPPG (All Party Parliamentary Group) on PCOSAbout this episode's guests:Dr Divpreet Sacha is a GP specialising in fertility, hormones, and postnatal recovery, and founder of Her Holistic Health, supporting women through PMOS, IVF, and beyond.@drdivpreetsacha on InstagramFertility Foundations programme launching later this yearSerena is a non-clinical creator with lived experience of PMOS. She created her social media and events platform, Let's talk PMOS, to raise awareness of PMOS and build a community for women interested in their health.@letstalkpmos_xo on Instagram