Best Naturals Inositol 1000mg 120 Tablets - Also Called Vitamin B8

I have very bad PCOS, i have been spotting continuously for 6 months now and my testosterone was through the roof and iron level very low because of spotting for so long. My GP said the only way to stop the spotting and help my pcos is to go through birth control or take some hormone supplements.I have been taking inositol for 45 days now and this is what happened: after 2 weeks, i got my first proper heavy period in 6 months. VERY heavy, as if everything that didn't came out in the last 6 months, it came out now. This lasted 5 days, after 5 days it became lighter, and after 5 more days it stopped, and no spotting anymore! For the first time in 6 months, i'm not spotting, i feel more energised and started taking iron supplements too. I redid my blood tests, and the estrogen and testosterone levels are much much more balanced and the iron level is now within the healthy range. I will continue taking it but try to reduce it over time to help my body not rely on this completely. Someone said to take it 3 months and then take a break.

Fantastic value for money, especially if it's on offer

Not entirely sure that these are doing anything. Will use the bottle but prob wouldn't repurchase.

After doing some research on this supplement I decided to have a go - my body is rebalancing after some hormonal issues and I experience borderline PMDD each month....a few days retreat would work magic for me but not my family!Some neurotransmitter supporting supplements can induce nausea (5-HTP for example) but these haven't so far. I take one tablet mid-evening with a snack and a very large glass of water. In a week I feel a lightening of the heavy mood that often accompanies the latter part of my menstrual cycle (could be placebo but I really don't mind).Not a hugely overpriced supplement so worth a try!

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My GP recommended Inofolic (Inositol and Folic Acid) for cellular fertility support. When researching online I realised that Inofolic is usually in sachet form, which is inconvenient for me, and the tablet form I found on the market is VERY expensive, and sold in much smaller packs (usually only 30 pills/sachets for upwards of £22-30+ ). I decided to switch things up and take Inositol and Folic Acid separately, as this was much cheaper and I could get bigger packs for less, with the same physical benefits.One thing which concerned me about these (and other similar tablets) before purchasing was the size of each tablet. I don't consider myself as someone who has difficulty swallowing tablets, but big tablets like these can often be dry, chalky and difficult to swallow, sticking to the back of your throat and being generally unpleasant in flavour. These are nothing like that! They're GREAT! The tablets have no discernible taste, and have a nice coating making them easy to take, and cost a fraction of the price. Would definitely recommend these.

So I did a lot of research before buying an inositol product. This was the best priced for this strength. Finding anything around 1000mg was quite difficult. Personally the product didn’t work for me after a few months BUT I’m going to stick with it. Good quality product nonetheless. Size is a medium large pill for those like myself who struggle to swallow tablets! A little on the big size but quite well coated so not too bad!

I use this for my PCOS symptoms - mostly acne and weight gain. I use it with a combination of N-acetylcysteine. I stopped taking it year ago because I noticed my skin cleared up and I lost weight. As soon as I stopped this combo, painful cystic acne came back and I gained 7 kilos. I'm back on it and can already notice a difference in my skin and my food cravings. It usually takes 3 months to appreciate the difference in skin and weight. I would post pics but don't want to expose how bad my face was. You should also try drinking spearmint tea as well. I think adding this to my daily routine really helped.