11/08/2026
I don’t have insulin resistance PCOS/PMOS so why did I spend 2 weeks wearing a continuous glucose monitor (CGM)?
Because a fasting blood test is only a snapshot.
With PMOS insulin can influence ovarian androgen production (despite normal insulin) and I wanted to understand how my body was responding to the foods I was eating throughout the day, overnight, after exercise and with changes in sleep.
And I learnt a LOT.
What I loved most about wearing a CGM was getting feedback in real time. I could see a response, make small adjustments, trial something different the next day and see what changed. It helped me connect the data with how I was feeling and learn what worked best for MY body.
And that’s exactly how I like to approach working with clients with PMOS. It’s not about a specific protocol for a diagnosis, it’s about understanding YOUR individual body and what works best for YOU based on your data, how you feel, your drivers, your lifestyle and so much more.
You deserve individualised support that’s right for you, not for your ‘diagnosis’ 🤍