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The Women's Hormone Support Stack

Evidence-based support for hormonal balance

For: Women dealing with PMS, perimenopause, or general hormone support

Hormonal supplements are a minefield of pseudoscience. Here's what actually has evidence for women's health.

TL;DR

Well-supported: Magnesium, Vitamin D, Omega-3, Vitex (for PMS). Moderate: Evening Primrose Oil, B6. Skip: Most "hormone balance" blends. Address deficiencies first.

Monthly Budget

Budget
$30
/month
Recommended
$50
/month
Premium
$80
/month

Core Stack

300-400mgEvening

Helps with cramps, mood, sleep. Women have higher needs during menstruation.

Budget: Doctor's Best - $12/month
Premium: Pure Encapsulations - $25/month
Vitamin D3ESSENTIAL
2000-4000 IUWith fatty meal

Supports bone health, mood, and hormone production.

Budget: NOW Foods - $8/month
Premium: Thorne D3/K2 - $20/month
Omega-3ESSENTIAL
1-2g EPA+DHAWith meals

Anti-inflammatory. May reduce menstrual pain.

Budget: Kirkland Fish Oil - $7/month
Premium: Nordic Naturals - $25/month
20-40mg extractMorning

Evidence for PMS symptoms, breast tenderness, cycle regulation.

Budget: Nature's Way Vitex - $8/month
Premium: Gaia Herbs Vitex - $15/month

Optional Additions

Evening Primrose Oil500-1000mg GLA

May help with breast tenderness and PMS. Mixed evidence.

When to add: If experiencing breast tenderness

Vitamin B650-100mg

May reduce PMS symptoms. Don't exceed 100mg long-term.

When to add: During luteal phase if PMS is significant

Daily Schedule

Morning
Vitex (on empty stomach)
With breakfast
Vitamin D3Omega-3
Evening
Magnesium

Common Mistakes

  • Expecting immediate results from Vitex. takes 2-3 cycles
  • Megadosing B6. can cause nerve damage over 100mg long-term
  • Ignoring iron status. get tested if heavy periods
  • Buying "hormone balance" blends. usually underdosed everything

What to Expect

Magnesium: 1-2 weeks. Vitex: 2-3 menstrual cycles. Others: ongoing support.

The Bottom Line

Start with deficiency correction (D, Mg). Add Vitex if PMS is a problem. Skip the expensive "women's formula" products.

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About this information: Our recommendations draw from peer-reviewed clinical trials, systematic reviews, and the same medical databases your doctor uses. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. Supplements are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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