Kaya Purohit
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 22 Jul
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So potentially it could bind to estrogen receptors and block the more harmful estrogens.
So for women who have estrogen dominance, that could be pretty great beneficial.
Or if somebody is struggling with estrogen, they're not making enough estrogen, they have really light periods, it could be beneficial there too.
So flax is probably the most researched out of all the seeds, and that's like the star of seed cycling.
But then you have pumpkin that has...
Zinc, which really is so helpful for so many different hormones.
And then you have antioxidants, you have fiber, you have protein, you have polyphenols, you have essential fats, like all of these things that our hormones not only need to be produced, but also to be eliminated and to also have a good relationship with each other.
So there are so many different mechanisms in which seed cycling works and you can't ignore the evidence.
I mean, it's all anecdotal, but like even...
okay, even if it was placebo, it's working.
I mean, genuinely, it is working.
We have women- It's a lot of five-star reviews for being placebo.
And I know that it's not because these foods are nutrient-dense.
So the science is there.
But for people who are skeptical, which I get, I was skeptical too.
I mean, we have women who have not ovulated for years, who start ovulating again and are able to get pregnant.
We have women who have to take Advil.
Like,
five times a day who don't have to take painkillers anymore.
We have husbands texting us like, oh my God, my wife is back.
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