Renaming PCOS: Meet PMOS | EP001 | Body Clock Podcast
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Everything you were taught about PCOS may begin with a mistake — its name. In the debut episode of the Body Clock Podcast, OB-GYN Dr. Herman Weiss joins Katy Health founder Daniel Kaufman to argue that polycystic ovary syndrome, now being renamed PMOS, has almost nothing to do with cysts and little to do with ovaries. Dr. Weiss traces the name to a seven-patient surgical series from roughly 90 years ago, explains how a normal cycle actually works, and names the three drivers he sees in practice: insulin resistance, adrenal stress, and inflammation. Along the way, why he calls it the number one endocrine disorder in women, why patients so often cycle through several doctors first, and the ten-minute habit he says changed one patient's life. General information only — not a substitute for personal medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment; does not create a doctor-patient relationship.