Endo Control 90 capsules
● Regulates estrogen levels
● Reduces oxidative stress
● Inhibits endometriotic cell proliferation
Are there natural ingredients with documented effectiveness in endometriosis?
The new Endo Control formula is a multifaceted response to the growing problem of endometriosis, aimed at restoring hormonal balance, a properly functioning immune system, limiting the impact of environmental factors such as ubiquitous estrogens, microplastics, hormones in food, and a pro-inflammatory diet.
This means it's rich in highly processed products.
Soybean Extract - Clinical studies have shown a reduced risk of developing endometriosis after consuming soy isoflavones; a significant correlation was also observed between higher urinary isoflavone concentrations (genistein and daidzein) and a reduced risk of advanced endometriosis.
Olive Extract - rich in the active ingredient: oleuropein, which inhibits the activity of estrogen receptors (ER-beta). A study on mice showed that oleuropein administration inhibited the growth of endometriotic lesions.
Norway spruce shoots are a source of lignan compounds, which are converted to enterolactone in the gastrointestinal tract. The presence of enterolactone is correlated with increased levels of SHGB (sex hormone binding globulin) in plasma, the increase of which reduces free estrogen and testosterone levels in plasma.
Epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG) is the main flavanol found in black and white tea, and especially green tea. Ex vivo studies have shown that EGCG inhibits cell proliferation and induces cell death in endometrial epithelial cells collected from human biopsies.
Turmeric Extract - the main oliphenol isolated from turmeric, a spice derived from turmeric root. Curcumin reduces endometrial cell proliferation by reducing estrogen levels.
Ginger - inhibits the synthesis of prostagalndins, i.e.
Kudzu Root Extract (Pueraria lobata) - rich in Pueraryne, which is widely considered a phytoestrogen because it binds to estrogen receptors and competes with westradiol, demonstrating antiestrogenic effects. Puerarin may inhibit estrogen-stimulated proliferation of endometriotic stromal cells.
Broccoli extract - contains DIM, or 3,3-diinodylmethane, which is a product of the metabolism of inodyl-3-carbinol, an isothiocyanate.
Japanese pagoda tree extract - the active ingredient is quercetin, which may also significantly reduce the size of endometrial implants and inhibit endometriosis cell proliferation.
NAC, also known as N-acetylcysteine - a derivative of the amino acid L-cysteine and a precursor to the very powerful antioxidant glutathione.
Recommended daily dose: women - 3 capsules daily with food.