Current Obesity Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: March 6, 2025
Polycystic
Ovary
Syndrome
(PCOS)
affects
10-15%
of
women
reproductive
age
and
is
associated
with
a
heightened
risk
metabolic
morbidity,
exacerbated
by
insulin
resistance
obesity.
Current
weight
management
strategies
have
limited
effectiveness
in
reducing
morbidity
this
subgroup.
This
review
examines
the
potential
Intensive
Weight
Management
Programmes
(IWMPs)
Glucagon-like
peptide-1
receptor
agonists
(GLP-1
RAs)
to
reduce
risks
PCOS,
drawing
from
studies
both
PCOS-specific
related
populations.
IWMPs,
including
total
diet
replacement,
achieve
substantial
sustained
loss
(5-15%
over
1-5
years)
individuals
obesity
type
2
diabetes,
alongside
improvements
markers
like
blood
pressure
glycemic
control.
GLP-1
RAs,
particularly
semaglutide,
similarly
deliver
significant
(10-15%
1-2
benefits.
While
there
data
specifically
targeting
emerging
suggest
RAs
can
improve
weight,
sensitivity,
menstrual
regularity
group.
However,
evidence
for
interventions
PCOS
remains
insufficient.
Women
face
unique
challenges,
resistance,
compounded
IWMPs
are
promising
interventions,
their
populations
Addressing
research
gap
through
targeted
trials
essential
outcomes
affected
disorders.
Nutrition and Diabetes,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: Feb. 29, 2024
The
optimal
dietary
regimen
for
polycystic
ovary
syndrome
(PCOS)
has
not
been
identified.
High-protein
diets
(HPDs)
are
effective
weight
control
in
individuals
with
metabolic
abnormalities,
but
no
systematic
meta-analyses
have
yet
summarised
the
effects
of
HPDs
on
PCOS.
Seven
electronic
databases
were
searched
from
inception
to
30
April
2023,
and
studies
comparing
other
anthropometrics,
factors,
hormonal
profiles
PCOS
Data
pooled
using
random-effects
models
expressed
as
weighted
mean
differences
95%
confidence
intervals.
risk
bias
was
assessed
by
Cochrane
Collaboration
tool.
Eight
trials
involving
300
women
included.
Compared
isocaloric
balanced
(BDs),
significantly
reduced
fasting
insulin
(-2.69
μIU/mL,
CI
[-3.81,
-1.57],
P
<
0.0001,
I
Cureus,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 3, 2024
Introduction
Polycystic
ovary
syndrome
(PCOS)
is
a
common
endocrine
disorder
that
affects
women
in
adolescence
and
reproductive
age.
The
distribution
of
PCOS
across
different
body
mass
index
(BMI)
categories
can
vary,
research
has
shown
associations
between
weight
status.
This
study
tries
to
evaluate
the
relation
BMI
attending
clinic
tertiary
hospital
eastern
India.
Methodology
hospital-based
cross-sectional
was
carried
out
gynecology
outpatient
department
care
center.
population
included
all
age
group
15
45
years
diagnosed
as
having
using
Rotterdam
definition.
various
physical,
clinical,
biochemical
parameters
were
measured
compared
among
obese
lean
patients.
Results
discussion
A
total
143
study.
mean
26.8
years.
Among
these,
underweight
normal
patients
categorized
patients,
35
number
(24.5%),
overweight
108
(75.5%).
All
physical
parameter
measures
like
(mean
=
28.05,
SD
5.722),
height
153.384,
6.679),
68.182,
11.501),
waist
circumference
95.135,
10.291),
hip
101.47,
9.320),
waist-to-hip
ratio
0.940,
0.0831),
neck
34.85,
2.445)
significantly
higher
group.
Menstrual
irregularity
more
(p
0.02).
There
significant
difference
<
0.05)
when
fasting
insulin,
glucose,
homeostatic
model
assessment
insulin
resistance
(HOMA-IR)
compared.
strong
link
obesity,
resistance,
PCOS.
Obesity
exacerbate
feature
PCOS,
leading
increased
levels
androgens.
Conclusion
demographic
essential
for
tailoring
interventions
treatments.
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(7), P. 1049 - 1049
Published: April 3, 2024
Polycystic
ovary
syndrome
(PCOS),
the
most
common
endocrine
disorder
in
women
of
reproductive
age,
constitutes
a
metabolic
frequently
associated
with
obesity
and
insulin
resistance
(IR).
Furthermore,
PCOS
often
suffer
from
excessive
anxiety
depression,
elicited
by
low
self-esteem
due
to
obesity,
acne,
hirsutism.
These
mood
disorders
are
commonly
food
cravings
binge
eating.
Hypothalamic
signaling
regulates
appetite
satiety,
deteriorating
consumption.
However,
hypothalamic
function
is
incapable
compensating
for
surplus
PCOS,
leading
aggravation
vicious
circle.
Hyperandrogenism,
IR,
reduced
secretion
cholecystokinin
postprandially,
leptin
defined
receptors'
knockout
hypothalamus
have
been
implicated
pathogenesis
dysfunction
dysregulation.
Diet
modifications,
exercise,
psychological
medical
interventions
applied
alleviate
disorders,
interrupting
Cognitive-behavioral
intervention
seems
be
mainstay
treatment,
while
role
agents,
such
as
GLP-1
analogs
naltrexone/bupropion,
has
emerged.
Journal of Ovarian Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(1)
Published: June 5, 2024
Polycystic
Ovary
Syndrome
(PCOS)
is
a
widespread
endocrine
disorder
among
women,
characterized
by
symptoms
like
ovarian
cysts,
hormonal
imbalance,
and
metabolic
issues.
This
research
evaluates
the
therapeutic
potential
of
Bone
Marrow
Mesenchymal
Stem
Cell-derived
exosomes
(BMSC-Exo)
in
treating
PCOS
within
mouse
model.
Discover Food,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
5(1)
Published: Jan. 11, 2025
Hypertension
(HT)
significantly
impacts
cardiovascular
health
(CVH)
by
exerting
chronic
stress
on
arteries
and
the
heart,
leading
to
severe
complications.
This
review
explores
intricate
relationship
between
dietary
choices
high
blood
pressure
(BP).
Dietary
are
crucial
in
both
development
management
of
BP.
Excessive
sodium
intake
is
a
well-documented
risk
factor
for
HT,
strategies
reduce
salt
consumption
can
mitigate
its
adverse
effects.
Processed
packaged
foods
also
pose
risks
due
hidden
other
unhealthy
ingredients,
making
healthier
alternatives
essential.
Potassium
plays
vital
role
managing
BP,
with
potassium-rich
supporting
balanced
diet.
Saturated
trans
fats
contribute
elevated
fat
recommended.
sugar
negatively
affects
sugars
popular
requiring
practical
reduction.
Alcohol
caffeine
influence
moderate
advised
avoid
potential
risks.
The
Mediterranean
diet
offers
holistic,
evidence-based
approach
enhancing
CVH,
advice
meal
plans
flavourful
health-promoting
regimen.
Contribuciones a las Ciencias Sociales,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
18(1), P. e14650 - e14650
Published: Jan. 16, 2025
Introdução:
A
síndrome
dos
ovários
policísticos
(SOP)
é
uma
condição
endócrina
prevalente,
afetando
cerca
de
10%
das
mulheres
em
idade
reprodutiva,
segundo
a
Sociedade
Brasileira
Endocrinologia
e
Metabologia
(SBEM).
Embora
o
tratamento
farmacológico
seja
amplamente
utilizado,
existe
lacuna
no
conhecimento
sobre
as
contribuições
intervenções
não
farmacológicas
na
qualidade
vida
pacientes.
Objetivo:
Avaliar
influência
manejo
clínico
da
SOP.
Metodologia:
Revisão
integrativa
feita
partir
buscas
literatura
nas
bases
dados
“PubMed”
“Scielo”.
12
trabalhos
foram
incluídos
avaliação
criteriosa
relacionada
ao
tema
proposto.
Resultados:
As
farmacológicas,
como
suplementação
coenzima
Q10
vitamina
E,
aliadas
mudanças
estilo
vida,
demonstraram
melhorar
parâmetros
metabólicos,
hormonais
emocionais
com
Discussão:
Intervenções
dietas
específicas
exercícios
aeróbicos,
mostraram
benefícios
significativos
gestão
SOP,
incluindo
melhora
perfil
lipídico,
redução
insulina
marcadores
inflamatórios,
reequilíbrio
hormonal.
Exercícios
HIIT
também
contribuíram
para
melhorias
saúde
mental
vida.
abordagem
desses
aspectos
demonstrou
impactos
positivos
tanto
físicos
quanto
psicológicos,
destacando
importância
estratégias
personalizadas
condição.
Conclusão:
SOP
demanda
um
integrado,
envolvendo,
além
terapia
farmacêutica,
alimentação
baixo
índice
glicêmico,
prática
regular
alimentar.
Além
disso,
apoio
psicológico
fundamental
lidar
os
síndrome.
combinação
dessas
significativamente
pacientes
Entretanto,
ainda
necessário
mais
pesquisas
validar
tais
resultados..
Experimental and Clinical Endocrinology & Diabetes,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
133(02), P. 105 - 107
Published: Jan. 22, 2025
Polycystic
ovary
syndrome
(PCOS)
is
a
complex
disease
and
the
most
common
endocrine
condition
that
affects
women
of
reproductive
age.
Its
prevalence
ranges
from
5%
to
20%,
characterized
by
hyperandrogenism,
menstrual
irregularities,
presence
polycystic
dysfunctional
ovaries
[1]
[2]
[3]
[4]
[5]
[6].
Digital Health,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Social
media
plays
a
significant
role
in
fostering
communities
around
health
and
wellness.
The
hashtag
#PCOSweightloss
has
become
pivotal
forum
on
the
platform
X,
where
individuals
exchange
experiences,
share
information,
motivate
each
other
concerning
weight
loss
strategies
connected
with
Polycystic
Ovary
Syndrome
(PCOS).
This
study
aims
to
analyze
trends
of
X
gain
insights
into
social
metrics,
including
overall
reach,
key
themes,
potential
influence
management
practices
PCOS.
Fedica
research
analytics
tool
(https://fedica.com)
was
utilized
automatically
evaluate
quantitatively
posts
containing
from
July
1st,
2017
2023.
During
defined
period,
1570
users
shared
12,200
gathering
2,967,001
views.
highest
number
originated
United
States
(38.6%),
followed
by
India
(30.6%)
Kingdom
(10.6%).
Top
co-occurring
hashtags
associated
included
#PCOS,
#healthyfood,
#pcosmood
#diabetes.
Physicians
were
contributors
discourse,
contributing
30%
ten
most
engaging
20%
top
influencers.
Sentiment
analysis
revealed
predominant
neutral
sentiment
(98%),
while
1%
positive
negative
sentiments.
Our
affirms
substantial
presence
PCOS
discourse
X.
involvement
physicians
is
particularly
noteworthy,
as
it
emphasizes
importance
expert-guided
discussions
online
discourse.
On
background
geographical
variances
challenge
wider
audience
due
limited
follower
counts
many
participants,
there
clear
opportunity
for
further
community
engagement
outreach.
prevailing
tone
showcases
engaged
primarily
an
informational
exchange,
setting
stage
more
profound
novel
strategies.