Inositol Tablets - for Cycle Disorders Due to PCO Syndrome

Inositol - a special substance from nature

Inositol from effective nature is used for the treatment of cycle irregularities that occur due to the so-called PCO syndrome. But what is inositol actually about? Various forms of inositol occur naturally in traces in food. The human body also produces inositol itself, but only in small quantities. Two forms of inositol, Myo-inositol, and D-chiro-inositol, are important messenger substances that play an important role in fat and glucose (sugar) metabolism and hormone metabolism, among other things. Inositol is also involved in the nervous system as an important messenger, as it supports the transmission of nerve signals. Meanwhile, inositol is used in the treatment of PCO syndrome. Studies have shown a positive effect on the symptoms of PCO syndrome.

Inositol and fertility: What is the connection?

Studies provide evidence that both D-chiro-inositol and Myo-inositol can significantly alleviate many symptoms of PCO syndrome. Women who took these two substances over a period of six months had a more regular cycle and more frequent ovulations and balanced hormonal levels. Insulin resistance also improved significantly. In particular, the combination of Myo-inositol and D-chiro-inositol showed better effects in clinical trials than taking Myo-inositol alone. The function of the ovaries improved, the quality of the egg cells increased and ovulation occurred more regularly. These results should be particularly interesting for women who want to have children.

 

The benefits of inositol for women who want to have children

Inositol by effective nature - mainly thanks to the combination of Myo-inositol and D-chiro-inositol - helps to harmonize the cycle and thus allow ovulation to occur more regularly, improve the quality of the eggs and improve general symptoms of PCO syndrome. In combination with folic acid (vitamin B9) and vitamin B6, inositol from effective nature is the perfect companion for women with an unfulfilled desire to have children due to PCO syndrome.

Myo- & D-chiro-inositol

Vitamin B6 

Folic acid 

 

Recommended use of inositol

Already 4 tablets daily cover the recommended daily dose of Myo-Inositol and D-Chiro-Inositol. You can suck the 4 tablets at once or spread them over the day or swallow them with some water.

Inositol from effective nature is also available as inositol powder.

What is the PCO syndrome (PCOS)?

Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCO syndrome or PCOS for short) is the most common cause of unfulfilled desire for children. The disease belongs to hormone disorders and often affects women of childbearing age. In Germany alone, approximately one million women suffer from PCOS. It causes an imbalance in the female hormone system, which leads to increased production of male hormones. What causes PCO syndrome has not yet been clearly explained. However, a connection between overweight and insulin resistance is suspected. Nevertheless, the disease also occurs in women who are not overweight. A genetic predisposition is also being discussed, as PCOS is more common in families. The mechanisms of PCOS are, however, clear: the pituitary gland produces increased amounts of the luteinizing hormone (LH), which actually triggers ovulation, but at the same time there is a reduction in the follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), which is responsible for egg cell maturation. This leads to the increased production of the so-called androgens, the male sex hormones. The body in turn cannot convert these androgens into estrogens - an imbalance in favor of the male sex hormones occurs.

The symptoms of PCOS are many and varied:

• Cycle disorders with missing or only rarely ovulation
• Absence of periods or irregular menstruation
• Very long cycles
• „Masculinization" through increased androgen levels (for example, male body hair)
• Hair loss (as with men, development of receding hairline or baldness)
• Acne and oily skin
• Overweight with the distribution of body fat more in the middle of the body
• Insulin resistance
• Because ovulation often fails to occur in women with PCO syndrome, the immature eggs collect around the ovaries and often form cysts.