Join me in changing how we treat PMOS
September 2, 2026 | 7-9PM ET
PCOS is now PMOS — and the name change matters more than you think. At least 1 in 8 women have it, and up to 70% are never diagnosed, because for decades we were looking for the wrong thing.
Join Aviva Romm, MD — board-certified physician, midwife, herbalist, bestselling author — for this FREE practitioner webinar on the root causes driving PMOS and what actually helps women heal.
Why is this So Important?
PMOS, formerly PCOS, is the most common hormone condition in women — at least 1 in 8 — and up to 70% of the women who have it are never diagnosed. For decades, we were looking for the wrong thing: the “polycystic” in PCOS sent everyone hunting for a string of cysts on an ultrasound that most women with the condition don’t actually have. So women were told, again and again, that their labs were “normal” and nothing was wrong… while their symptoms told a very different story.
The truth is this was never really just about the ovaries. That’s why the name is changing to PMOS — a name that finally reflects what it actually is: a whole-body, metabolic, multi-system condition. But here’s what medicine still isn’t getting: renaming it changes nothing if we keep treating it the same way. The Pill, metformin, and “just eat better and lose weight” don’t address what’s actually driving PMOS — and they don’t fit the many women with PMOS who aren’t overweight at all.
When we treat PMOS at its roots (blood sugar and insulin, the gut, the mitochondria, the stress response, and the body’s toxic burden) and rebalance hormones from there, women don’t just manage symptoms. They get their health, their fertility, and their lives back.
That’s the approach I’ll walk you through in this free webinar, and it’s exactly what your patients have been waiting for someone to offer them.
What You'll Learn
- Why "PCOS" became PMOS — and why the rename changes everything about how we treat it.
- The metabolic root: insulin resistance and blood sugar as the driver at the center of PMOS — including in lean, "normal-weight" women.
- The gut–hormone connection, and why gut health is one of the most overlooked keys to reversing PMOS.
- Mitochondria, energy, and egg health — the root that quietly shapes fertility and metabolism.
- The stress (HPA) axis and body burden — the roots hiding in plain sight, and how everyday toxins and chronic stress keep PMOS locked in
- What actually works: the root-cause nutrition, supplement, and lifestyle protocols that help women heal — and where conventional care falls short.
Who Should Attend?
This webinar is designed for practitioners — physicians, midwives, nutritionists, health coaches, and anyone caring for women — who want a root-cause framework for PMOS.
What if I Can't Make It?
No worries — I’ve always got your back. Register now and you’ll receive two weeks of FREE access to the replay, so you can watch on your own time.
Don't miss this chance
Finally understand PMOS at the root — and walk away with the tools to help your patients heal.
Meet Dr. Aviva
Aviva Romm, MD has bridged the best of traditional medicine with good science for over four decades. A Yale-trained MD, Board Certified in Family Medicine with Obstetrics, midwife, and herbalist, Dr. Romm’s focus is on the impact of chronic disease, and hormone imbalance in women, and the prevention of chronic disease in children’s health. She is an avid environmental health advocate, researching and publishing on the impact of toxins on fertility, pregnancy, women’s hormones, and chronic illness in women and children. She is the author of nine books, and her work on the root causes of women’s hormone and metabolic health is the foundation of this training. She lives and practices medicine in western Massachusetts and New York City, and is the mom of four and grandmom of two.
