OCYCLE

OCYCLE is a dietary supplement specially designed to support women during the premenstrual period. This unique formula, pharmacy-tested for 5 years, combines carefully selected herbs, vitamins, and minerals to rebalance hormones and soothe the physical and emotional discomforts that can occur before menstruation.

✅ Rebalances hormones: Vitamin B6 contributes to the regulation of hormonal activity, helping to balance hormonal fluctuations that occur during the premenstrual period.

✅ Soothes irritability and emotional tension: Vitamins B3 and B6 contribute to the normal functioning of the nervous system as well as normal psychological functions. They play a key role in regulating neurotransmitters involved in emotional balance. Valerian, traditionally known for its calming and relaxing properties, helps alleviate emotional tension and agitation.

✅Soothes headaches and supports overall well-being: Vitamin B6 contributes to the normal functioning of the nervous system. Valerian, with its calming effect, contributes to a state of overall relaxation, thus supporting physical and emotional well-being.

✅Relieves periodic cramps: Yarrow is traditionally used to soothe periodic abdominal cramps associated with PMS.

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(1) The beneficial effectsVitamins B3 and B6, as well as zinc mentioned above are obtained with a daily intake covering at least 15% of the reference nutritional values (NRV). This product provides up to 150% of the NRV, thus guaranteeing their effectiveness.

The beneficial effects of Lady's Mantle, Yarrow, and Valerian are based on scientific data and traditional uses, currently being evaluated by EFSA. These claims, provided for informational purposes, have not yet been validated or officially recognized at the European level.

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OCYCLE is designed for women who:

• Feeling physical or emotional fatigue and want support to better manage the hormonal variations of their menstrual cycle.

• Feel nervous or irritable before their period and are looking for a product to support their emotional balance.

• Approaching forty and experiencing changes in their menstrual cycles.

• Experience periodic cramps after having a copper IUD inserted.

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This product is not a medicine and cannot legally claim to prevent, treat or cure any disease.

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