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September 18, 2025LifeOpen Access

The Effects of FemmeBalance Supplement on Symptoms of Premenstrual Syndrome: A Four-Cycle Single-Arm Observational Study of a Novel Nutritional Supplement

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IVIsabel ViñaJVJuan R. Viña

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Overview

Single-arm observational study reports significant improvement in PMS symptoms and skin health in participants.

Key Points

  • Participants experienced significant reductions in PMS symptom severity, notably in mood and physical discomfort, indicating potential for alternative treatments.
  • Improvement in interest in social activities reached 40.13% by the fourth menstrual cycle, demonstrating substantial enhancement in quality of life.
  • The study utilized a single-arm design with 38 women aged 18–40 consuming the FemmeBalance supplement for four cycles, presenting a straightforward methodology.
  • Results underscore the possibility of FemmeBalance as an effective nutritional option for PMS, worth further research and validation.

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Viña et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d461d231b076d99fa61749https://doi.org/10.3390/life15091454
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