Cycle Care

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1. You aren’t metabolizing estrogen properly.

When our bodies are done using hormones at various stages of our cycles, we need to process them through our liver and then our gut microbiome. If the liver is sluggish (we drink alcohol, we don’t sweat toxins out enough), then important hormones like estrogen can’t fully make their way out and are instead reabsorbed through the intestinal walls - this leads to cycle irregularity, sluggishness and mood swings.

BOND's Cycle Care combines these essential nutrients to maintain healthy stress and cortisol levels, and promote detoxification in order to mitigate symptoms of PMS and promote cycle regularity.

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2. Your cortisol levels are sending you into a state of chronic stress.

There is a difference between having a moment of stress, and living in a chronic state of it. When cortisol remains too high due to stress, it inhibits the production of sex hormones estrogen and progesterone, which can’t be produced in the right amounts. This causes major hormonal imbalances that are hard to overcome without treating the root cause - stress. Opt for nutrients like ashwagandha, magnesium, vitamin c, and vitamin b - all of which support the body’s ability to handle stress.

BOND's cycle care combines ashwagandha, magnesium, vitamin c, and vitamin b in one daily supplement in order to lower stress levels and improve mood, sleep quality, bloating levels during our time of the month.

3. You’re part of the SAD situation.

Unfortunately, the Standard American Diet is still 60% processed. Everything you choose to put in your body or not has an effect on your hormone levels. And because so many of us are choosing processed food over whole foods, it is harder than ever to support hormonal balance and nutrient reserves.

In fact, the majority of women of childbearing age are deficient in Vitamin D and Vitamin B, and that’s only the start. In today’s environment, it’s necessary to supplement with a multivitamin for hormonal balance.