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When insulin runs high, the ovaries tend to…
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An excerpt from the insulin chapter, in the guide's actual voice.
Here's the connection most appointments never have time to draw. Insulin is the hormone that moves sugar out of your blood and into your cells. In many people with PCOS, cells respond to it sluggishly — so the body compensates by making more of it.
And here's the twist: your ovaries never stopped listening. When insulin runs high, research suggests the ovaries respond by producing more androgens — hormones like testosterone that everyone has, just in different amounts. Higher androgens can disrupt ovulation, which affects cycles. Disrupted cycles and androgen effects are the very symptoms that brought you here.
The hopeful part: because it's a loop, it has entry points. Meal composition, movement, sleep, stress and — with your clinician — medication can each nudge insulin down, which research suggests can ease the androgen side too. The rest of the chapter walks through those levers, one small step at a time.
When insulin runs high, what do the ovaries tend to do?
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