Influencers like Kourtney Simmang and Tallene Hacatoryan are promoting unproven treatments for polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) to vulnerable women. Despite PCOS affecting an estimated 8-13% of women globally, many influencers spread false claims about dietary cures and natural remedies, often at significant financial cost to patients. Experts warn that this misinformation can lead to harmful consequences, such as creating negative body images and delaying proper medical treatment. Women like Medlyn from Nigeria are advocating for evidence-based approaches and talking openly about the stigma surrounding PCOS.