How can nutrition support ovulation and cycle health in women with PMOS?
PMOS is one of the most common endocrine conditions affecting reproductive-aged women, with menstrual irregularity a key concern for many.
In this expert-led webinar, we’ll explore the connections between nutrition, carbohydrate metabolism, insulin signalling and menstrual cycle function in women with PMOS.
You’ll examine the evidence behind commonly used nutrition and supplementation strategies, consider the influence of energy availability and body composition, and learn how to translate the research into practical, individualised care.
Understand the Metabolic Drivers
Explore the physiological links between carbohydrate metabolism, insulin signalling, ovulation and menstrual cycle function in women with PMOS.
Explore Nutrition and Supplement Strategies
Examine the evidence behind commonly used nutrition and supplementation strategies that may support ovulation and menstrual cycle function in women with PMOS.
Translate Evidence into Practice
Learn how to develop practical, individualised nutrition strategies that account for each client’s metabolic health, energy availability, body composition and reproductive goals.
What You’ll Learn
By the end of this webinar, you’ll be able to:
- Explore the physiological mechanisms linking carbohydrate metabolism, insulin signalling and menstrual cycle function in women with PMOS.
- Assess the evidence for commonly used supplements in PMOS and their potential role in supporting ovulation and menstrual cycle function.
- Recognise how energy availability and body composition may influence ovulation and menstrual cycle function in women with PMOS.
- Translate current evidence into individualised nutrition strategies to support ovulation and menstrual cycle function in women with PMOS.
Who Should Attend?
This webinar is designed for dietitians and other health professionals supporting women with PMOS, menstrual cycle concerns or reproductive health goals, including:
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Dietitians and nutrition professionals seeking practical, evidence-based strategies for supporting ovulation and menstrual cycle function in women with PMOS.
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Fertility, women’s health and prenatal dietitians
wanting to deepen their understanding of the relationship between metabolic health, nutrition and reproductive function. -
Health professionals working in fertility, endocrinology or women’s health seeking a stronger understanding of the role nutrition may play in PMOS and cycle health.
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Students and early-career dietitians
wanting to build their knowledge of evidence-based nutrition care for PMOS and reproductive health.
Meet Your Presenter -
Dr Rebecca Vearing
Dr Rebecca Vearing is an Accredited Practising Dietitian and Certified Fertility Dietitian with a PhD in vitamin D and bone health.
Through her practice, Nutrition By Bec, Rebecca supports women with fertility, PMOS and hormonal health using evidence-based nutrition and practical, personalised strategies.
She is passionate about helping women understand the connections between nutrition, metabolism and reproductive health, and empowering them to make sustainable changes that support more regular menstrual cycles and overall wellbeing.
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About Early Life Nutrition Alliance Webinars
The Early Life Nutrition Alliance provides health care professionals with the most up-to-date research and practical advice for reproductive and prenatal nutrition. We host quarterly webinars (February, May, August and November) whereby we interview leading practitioners and researchers from around the world.
If you care for women who are trying to conceive or are pregnant, make sure that you don’t miss registering for our webinars.
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