Filling in the Gaps:
Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)
Integrative Strategies for Hormones, Metabolism, and Midlife Care
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Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is the most common endocrine disorder in women and impacts health across the lifespan, from puberty through perimenopause. Conventional approaches often focus narrowly on symptom suppression or fertility, overlooking systemic drivers such as insulin resistance, chronic inflammation, environmental triggers, and gut health.
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Learning Objectives
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Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
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➤ Redefine PCOS as a systems disorder using the Functional Medicine Matrix and apply timeline mapping across the reproductive lifespan.
➤ Identify central drivers of PCOS including insulin resistance, axis dysregulation, gut microbiome disruption, inflammation, and environmental exposures.
➤ Interpret conventional and functional labs (e.g., fasting insulin, HOMA-IR, SHBG, AMH, cortisol rhythm) in the context of PCOS phenotypes.
➤ Differentiate clinical presentations of PCOS in younger women versus perimenopausal women, and create personalized, root-cause treatment plans.
➤ Apply evidence-based interventions including nutrition, movement, supplementation, stress/sleep support, and appropriate integration of conventional therapies.
➤ Develop patient education strategies to explain PCOS through a functional lens, empowering shared decision-making and long-term health optimization.
➤ Implement integrative monitoring for cardiometabolic, endometrial, and bone health risks in midlife PCOS patients.
➤ Engage in case-based learning to compare functional and conventional approaches and co-create individualized treatment roadmaps.
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Filling in the Gaps:
Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)
Integrative Strategies for Hormones, Metabolism, and Midlife Care
This course reframes PCOS as a complex, whole-systems disorder using the Functional Medicine Matrix and Timeline. Clinicians will learn to integrate conventional diagnostics with functional strategies, interpret advanced labs, and implement root-cause interventions for patients in their 20s through perimenopause.
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 By combining case-based learning with evidence-based nutrition, supplementation, lifestyle, and integrative therapeutics, participants will leave with practical tools to enhance outcomes and patient education in both clinical and community settings.
SIGN UP FOR $499What Will I Learn?
Module 1 – Functional Foundations of PCOS
Module 2 – Hormones, Metabolism & Axis Dysregulation
Module 3 – Gut, Inflammation & Environmental Triggers
Module 4 – Younger Women: Functional Case Approach
Module 5 – Functional Interventions & Tools
Module 6 – PCOS in Perimenopause
Bonus Live Session – Case-Based Review & Treatment Planning
Testimonials
Who You’re Learning From:
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Stacy Marie Ronquillo MSN, APRN, FNP-BC, AGACNP-BC, IFMCP
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Hi, I’m Stacy Marie Ronquillo—double board-certified Family & Acute Care Nurse Practitioner, certified by The Institute for Functional Medicine (IFM), former ER lifer turned functional medicine provider, and founder of Remedy Functional Medicine.
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After nearly two decades in conventional medicine, I saw firsthand how often midlife women were dismissed, misdiagnosed, or put on medications that didn’t truly address their symptoms. I knew there had to be a better way.
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Through my functional medicine practice, I help women navigate perimenopause and menopause by looking at the full picture—hormones, gut health, metabolism, and stress—all connected.
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But more than that, I created this course to clear up the confusion surrounding functional medicine. It’s not just about supplements. It’s not only for the wealthy. And it doesn’t mean throwing out everything you learned in your conventional medicine training.
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This course is for providers like you—curious, grounded in science, and tired of saying “everything looks fine” when you know it isn’t.
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I’ll show you how functional medicine can be practical, accessible, and clinically impactful—without the overwhelm.
Course Details:
Limited Capacity —
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To keep this experience interactive and clinically relevant, space is intentionally limited. This course is live, high-touch, and designed for providers who are ready to engage and ask questions.
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