Clinically Tested Supplements
Why We Run Clinical Trials
RAISING THE BAR
FOR SUPPLEMENTS
Most supplements aren't clinically tested but we think they should be.
PLANT BASED
AND EFFECTIVE
We're closing the gap between the natural wellness world and the rigors of pharmaceuticals.
NEW APPROACHES
TO COMMON ISSUES
We're always researching the latest clinical data from leading medical and science journals.
“Everything we do is about building better products, and helping more people."
Our Promise
Everything we do is about building better products and helping more people.
We're building the most scientifically rigorous supplement company by
making sure we run true third-party tested clinical trials on all our formulations.
We are the first PMS and Period supplement to be clinically tested for rapid relief!*
What is a Clinical Trial?
THIRD PARTY TESTING
Clinical trials are run by third party labs so there is no bias: all blood and bio results go to them and they analyze the data.
UNBIASED DATA
We work with independent groups to run a trial. They find the participants and gather the data.
TRANSPARENT RESULTS
Clinical trials are independently reviewed, registered, and posted on clinicaltrials.gov so results are shared openly.
Daily Hormone Balance Clinical Trial
STUDY NAME:
An Exploratory Investigation of Dietary Supplementation and the Effect on Common Symptoms of Hormonal Imbalance
STUDY DESIGN:
Single cohort intervention where all participants experience the intervention over a 2 month period.
PRIMARY OUTCOME:
Change in perceived discomfort associated with symptoms linked to hormonal imbalance. Specifically those associated with mood, sleep energy, anxiety and skin.
Each endpoint was reported by participants on a scale of perceived discomfort before the trial, midway through the trial, and at the end.
Participants also sbumitted blood for analysis to determine improvements in fasting insulin and total cholesterol.
86%
reported fewer mood swings
78%
reported more energy
86%
reported less anxiety
PMS & Period Support Clinical Trial
STUDY NAME:
An Exploratory Investigation of Dietary Supplementation and the Effect on Common PMS and Menstrual Symptoms
STUDY DESIGN:
Crossover assignment where all participants experience both a baseline menstrual cycle and one using PMS & Period Support.
PRIMARY OUTCOME:
Change in perceived discomfort associated with menstruation. Specifically, several of the most common menstrual symptoms.
Each endpoint will be reported by participants on a scale of perceived discomfort at the end of each menstrual cycle.
For more information, read out full report that describes exactly why this trial is important, how it will be conducted and the scientific rationale and hypothesized outcomes. This is submitted to an independent review group registered with the FDA.
88%
reported less overall discomfort
73%
reported fewer mood swings
75%
reported milder period poops