Questions, answered.
I don't have an official diagnosis yet — can you still help?
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We'll always encourage a proper diagnostic workup with your OB/GYN alongside anything we do, since confirming endometriosis or PCOS shapes the medical options available to you. We can begin supporting the underlying terrain in the meantime.
Can this replace my birth control or other prescribed treatment?
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Use of prescribed medication is between you and your prescribing physician. Our work addresses the nutritional, inflammatory, and metabolic terrain of each person as an individual.
Is PCOS the same as being insulin resistant?
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Not the same, but closely linked for many people — insulin resistance is one of several drivers behind PCOS, and it's an area we look at closely.
How long before symptoms shift?
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Cystic acne and cycle regularity often shift within two to three months; inflammatory and pain-related symptoms can take longer and benefit from patience.