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Frequently Asked Questions

Start with fatty acid supplements, phospholipids, evening primrose oil, vitamin B supplements, and ionic minerals.* We know that’s a tall order of supplements, but this particular stack does a lot more than a single herb or nutrient.*

Instead of targeting one angle of hormone health, each of these supplements works to nourish the hormone ecosystem.* That means they focus on the physiological processes behind hormone production, cell communication, and how hormones are activated.*

  • Evening Primrose Oil helps balance your natural rhythms.*
  • Balance Oil builds hormone signaling pathways by supplying fatty acids.*
  • BodyBio PC supports cell-to-cell communication by nourishing the cell membrane.*
  • Vitamin B+ supports energy production, methylation, and neurotransmitter synthesis.*
  • ReMineralize supports stress response and nervous system physiology.*

These supplements build on each other to create the right ecosystem where hormones flourish.

We focus on the science behind why these hormone supplements work, but we can’t make any promises about personal lab results. We encourage you to track your progress alongside a healthcare provider—starting with your original lab results and then checking in after 3 to 6 months of consistent supplementation.

Vitamin B+ contains a modest amount of biotin (400 mcg). Interference with lab tests is mostly linked to much higher doses, but some thyroid and hormone tests can be sensitive to biotin. Let your healthcare provider know you take it, and follow their guidance on whether to pause before testing.

If you’re on birth control, using HRT, or pregnant or breastfeeding, please check with your healthcare provider before taking any supplements.

We can’t provide an official timeline, but many of our customers notice changes after 3 months of regular supplementation. The key is to remain consistent and to give your cells a chance to catch up. Work with your healthcare provider to find an ideal timeline and do your best to stay on track.

It’s best to take your hormone supplements with breakfast or with lunch. Or if you prefer, spread them out between the two meals. What’s important is that you take them with food and not too late at night, since vitamin B supports energy metabolism.* And stay consistent over time.