PregnaluX by Supplemena | 30 Powder Sachets

Myo-Inositol & D-Chiro-Inositol (DCI)

Commonly referred to asMYO&DCI, these two essential elements of PregnaluX have been studied for their potential to help the ability, within the bodies of women with PCOS, to properly utilize insulin. Insulin-resistance can lead to overall hormonal imbalance and is a common symptom among females with PCOS.

BothMYO&DCIhave been shown to:

1. Improve the body’s ability to spontaneously ovulate
2. Help the body properly utilize insulin
3. Lower luteinizing hormone, lower circulating androgen and lower prolactin levels

Carnipure and L-Arginine

An essential amino-acid,L-Arginineis a key player in a number of physiological functions. The main one, which is absolutely essential for conception, is the regulation of blood circulation redirected to the genitals, uterus and ovaries. The supply of oxygen-rich blood is one of the most important elements in reproductive health.

• L-Carnitinehas been shown to result in increased progesterone in the luteal phase and greater endometrial thickness
• The free radical scavenging effect ofL-Carnitineand subsequent effects on the endometrial blood flow, ultimately support healthy endometrial receptivity in the Peri-implantation phase of pregnancy

NAC, Zinc and Magnesium

N-Acetyl-L-Cysteine (NAC)simulates an amino acid called cysteine, which is in charge of protein structures.

Zincharmonizes estrogen, progesterone and testosterone levels throughout the entire menstrual cycle. Deficiencies will lead to hormonal imbalances, ovarian problems, and irregular periods. It goes without saying, PregnaluX includes this very important component in its composition.

Magnesiumensures that the right amount of blood flows to the uterus. It, LikeVitamin B6andVitamin D, also regulates hormone levels, specifically progesterone, which is important for a healthy menstrual cycle and the production of eggs.

Selenium & CoQ10

Seleniumis responsible for elevated levels in large, healthy ovarian follicles. It plays a critical role as an antioxidant during the latter stages of follicle development, helping to create a healthier environment for the egg.

CoQ10is the fuel for mitochondria which converts this nutrient into energy. According to a study published in theJournal of Fertility and Sterilitya "decreased energy production [is] related to a deficiency ofCoQ10". Energy is critical in the early stages of embryo development, as it leads to cell division. The body requires certain levels ofCoQ10to function properly.