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6 Reasons Why Women With PCOS Need To Include An Androgen Blocking Vitamin In Their Daily Routine
Have you done it all to find PCOS symptoms relief?
But did you know that you can use natural vitamins to block androgen levels and reduce PCOS symptoms like excess facial and body hair, hair loss on your head and cystic acne?
It's the hidden power of natural and scientifically proven ingredients like Saw Palmetto, Green Tea, Reishi Mushroom and more that has everyone raving about their effects.
So many women have been able to use natural vitamins without side affects to replace nasty drugs and chemicals designed to balance androgens.
Sound too good to be true?
Read below how these vitamins can be helpful for you..
Here is why an androgen blocker might be the solution you've been waiting for.
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Naturally Promotes balanced androgen levels
Ingredients like Saw Palmetto, Green Tea, Reishi Mushoom, Zinc and Nettle Root are all key ingredients to look out for in an androgen blocking vitamin. These ingredients have been scientifically proven to support healthy androgen levels and prevent issues like excess hair, skin issues and male-pattern balding.
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relieves unwanted excess hair (Hirsutism)
Unwanted facial and body hair is typically a result of excess androgen (testosterone) levels in the body. By balancing androgens with natural ingredients we can support in reducing or removing unwanted hair.
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Promotes clear skin & helps relieve acne
Another issue when it comes to excess androgen levels is poor skin and hormonal acne around the chin and jaw area. Excess androgens lead to increased oily skin and blocked pores, causing cystic acne that is hard to treat with external skin treatments.
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reduces male-pattern hair growth symptoms
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Supports healthy weight and metabolism
Supporting balanced androgen levels is a fantastic way to help maintain healthy weight and metabolism.
CAUTION:
TAKING ALL THE PROVEN ANDROGEN BLOCKING INGREDIENTS INDIVIDUALLY WILL HAVE YOU TAKING 20 CAPSULES PER DAY.... BESIDES, IT'S NOT GOING TO BE SO EFFECTIVE.
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Improves healthy head hair
Every tiny change in androgen levels can mean a huge improvement in symptoms like hair loss, acne, irregular cycles and excess weight.
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