In Cycles, the Sacred and the Doomed, artist and author Morgane Billuart gives voice to the complexities of female health, particularly through the lens of premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD). Highlighting the gaps in traditional support systems and health care, the writer embarks on a personal and collective quest, turning to online communities, ancient wisdom, and modern science to reimagine what holistic care can mean.

This book of auto-theory weaves together the articulation of unmet needs, an assembly of multidisciplinary information, personal narratives, and critical analysis of female health technologies. In a world propelled by rapid technological progress and a culture of disposability, Cycles, the Sacred and the Doomed reveals a space where science, holistic methods, intimate souvenirs, and mythology converge.