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Inositol

The cellular Wi-Fi signal.

Effective Dose

2-4g

Onset

Days

Cost

Budget

Cycle

As needed

HORMONESBLOOD SUGARBRAINPCOS
Grade A75+ studiesMeta-analyzed
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7 things you need to know

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What it does

The cellular Wi-Fi signal.

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Worth it?

9/10. Strong evidence for PCOS and insulin sensitivity.

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How much to take

2-4g

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Price

Cheap (under $15/month)

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How fast it works

Builds up over days to weeks

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Safety

Safe for most people at recommended doses

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What people say

Mental calm / Metabolic balance.

Source Origin

VITAMIN

What It Feels Like

"Mental calm / Metabolic balance."

Trust Signals

Research backing for this ingredient

A
Evidence Grade: Strong

Multiple high-quality studies confirm efficacy

Studies

75+

Meta-Analysis

Yes

Scientific Consensus9/10

Strong agreement among researchers

Key Claims

Restores spontaneous ovulation and menstrual regularity in women with PCOS

Systematic review of 12 RCTs

Improves insulin sensitivity (decreases HOMA-IR) and glycemic control

Meta-analysis of 20 RCTs

Reduces frequency and severity of panic attacks

Double-blind crossover RCT (n=21)

"Strong evidence for PCOS and insulin sensitivity."

The Breakdown

Formerly Vitamin B8. Helps cells 'listen' to insulin.

Dosing Guide
Min: ~1mgEffective: 2-4gMax: ~3mg

Products below minimum dose are likely ineffective

When

Any time

How

2-4g

Food

With or without food

Onset & Feel
Build-Up Effect

Effects build over days to weeks

Usage Cycle

As needed

Mixing Compatibility
Good

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Did You Know?
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Inositol is categorized as a vitamin.

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Scientific consensus score: 9/10.

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Evidence quality: STRONG.

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