Cycle Kit

1. Berberine Elite — Metabolic & Insulin Regulation

• Activates AMPK, improving insulin sensitivity, glucose uptake (GLUT-4), and lipid metabolism—core metabolic dysfunctions in PCOD.

• Clinical evidence shows berberine improves insulin resistance, ovulation rates, and hyperandrogenism, with outcomes comparable to metformin in PCOS.

2. Inositol Complex (40:1 Myo-Inositol : D-Chiro Inositol)

• The physiological 40:1 ratio restores LH:FSH balance, supports spontaneous ovulation, and improves menstrual regularity in PCOD.

• Acts as an insulin sensitizer and supports neuroendocrine signaling, contributing to better metabolic control and mood regulation.

3. Endo Balance — Uterine & Hormonal Modulation

• Ashoka and Shatavari function as uterine tonics and adaptogens, supporting estrogen–progesterone balance and reproductive tissue health.

• Guduchi and Dashamoola modulate inflammatory and immune pathways, creating a calmer internal environment necessary for hormonal rhythm correction.

• Mild gastrointestinal discomfort may occur initially as metabolic and hormonal pathways adjust

• Avoid during pregnancy unless advised by a healthcare professional

• Use caution in patients on:

  • Antidiabetic medications

  • Hormonal therapies

  • Fertility treatments

• Not intended as a replacement for prescribed medical therapy, but as a supportive protocol

1. Is this a replacement for PCOD medications?
No. The Cycle Kit is designed to complement medical treatment and address underlying metabolic and hormonal pathways.

2. How long before results are seen?
Most users notice improvements in cycle regularity, energy, and symptoms within 8–12 weeks, with continued benefits over longer use.

3. Can this be used for non-PCOD hormonal imbalance?
Yes. It may be beneficial in cases of cycle irregularity, insulin resistance, PMS, and hormonal dysregulation, under guidance.

4. Why a kit instead of one supplement?
PCOD is a multi-pathway condition. A single ingredient cannot effectively address insulin resistance, ovulatory signaling, and inflammation together.