Ofuel++ PCOD/PCOS Support Tablets for Women | 22-in-1 Formula with Inositol, Omega 3-6-7-9 | 30 tablets

Ofuel++ PCOS/PCOD Support Tablets are comprehensive, PCOD/PCOS support supplement designed to address the complex hormonal and metabolic factors involved in these conditions. It combines evidence-backed nutraceuticals, essential vitamins and minerals, omega fatty acids, and traditionally used herbs to support hormonal balance, insulin sensitivity, menstrual regularity, and overall reproductive wellness. Non-hormonal and suitable for long-term use, This combo is developed as a holistic nutritional approach to women’s hormonal health.

Benefits with Scientific Evidences:

• Supports hormonal balance and endocrine health through Myo Inositol, D Chiro Inositol, Vitamin D3, Shatavari, and Ashwagandha. Read more Evidences
• Helps regulate menstrual cycles and ovulation with support from Myo Inositol, N Acetyl Cysteine, Vitamin B6, Ashoka, and Shatavari.Read more Evidence
• Improves insulin sensitivity and metabolic balance through Myo Inositol, D Chiro Inositol, Chromium, Magnesium, Jamun, and Resveratrol.
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• Helps manage common PCOD and PCOS symptoms through a combination of Inositols, antioxidants, and Ayurvedic herbs. Read more Evidences
• Supports energy levels and reduces fatigue with Vitamin B12, Co Q10, Magnesium, and Spirulina.Read more Evidences
• Helps manage stress, mood, and emotional balance with Ashwagandha, Magnesium, Vitamin B6, and Omega Fatty Acids.Read more Evidences
• Omega-3 Fatty Acids can Improve Metabolic Dysfunctions in Polycystic Ovary Syndrome. Read more Evidences

Ingredient-wise Health Benefits of 22 in 1 Ofuel++ tablets

1. Myo Inositol – Supports insulin sensitivity and helps restore regular ovulation and menstrual cycles.
2. D Chiro Inositol – Helps regulate androgen levels and supports healthy ovarian function.
3. Omega 3,6,7,9 Fatty Acids – Support hormonal balance and help reduce inflammation.
4. Co Q10 – Supports cellular energy production and ovarian health while reducing oxidative stress.
5. Quercetin – Provides antioxidant support and helps improve insulin resistance.
6. Resveratrol – Supports insulin sensitivity and protects ovarian cells from oxidative damage.
7. N Acetyl Cysteine – Supports ovulation, insulin regulation, and antioxidant defense.
8. L Methyl Folate Vitamin B9 – Supports fertility, hormonal regulation, and red blood cell formation.
9. Vitamin D3 – Supports menstrual regularity, immune health, and endocrine balance.
10. Vitamin B6 – Supports progesterone balance, mood regulation, and PMS management.
11. Vitamin B12 – Supports energy metabolism, nerve health, and red blood cell production.
12. Selenium – Supports antioxidant activity and thyroid-related hormonal balance.
13. Chromium – Supports healthy blood sugar metabolism and insulin function.
14. Calcium – Supports bone strength and hormonal signaling.
15. Magnesium – Supports stress management, insulin sensitivity, and muscle relaxation.
16. Spirulina – Supports detoxification, metabolic balance, and overall vitality.
17. Triphala – Supports digestion, gut health, and detox pathways.
18. Ashoka – Supports uterine health and menstrual regularity.
19. Ashwagandha – Supports stress response and hormonal stability.
20. Shatavari – Supports female reproductive health and hormonal nourishment.
21. Ghritkumari – Supports digestion and metabolic balance linked to hormonal health.
22. Jamun Seeds – Supports blood sugar regulation and metabolic balance in PCOD and PCOS.

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Ofuel++ TABLETS :

• Take 1 tablet at night before sleep.

⚠️ Precautions

• Not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding without medical advice.
• Consult a doctor if you have any medical condition or are on medication.
• Allergy alert: Contains herbs and natural ingredients; discontinue use if any allergic reaction (itching, rash, nausea, discomfort) occurs.
• Do not exceed the recommended intake.
• Not a substitute for a balanced diet or medicine.
• Keep out of reach of children.

📌 Disclaimer

This product is a health supplement made from natural ingredients. The benefits mentioned are based on ingredient-wise clinical trials and scientific research. Individual results may vary, and we do not claim the same benefits for every individual using this formulation.

🚨 Important Disclaimer

Terms such as “Recharge Your Ovaries,” “Beat PCOD/PCOS,” and “Ovary Booster” are used only for educational and nutritional awareness purposes.

This product does NOT claim to increase, restore, regenerate, or “recharge” the number of eggs in the ovaries, as ovarian egg reserve is fixed since birth.

Cordysafelife is a nutraceutical brand, and our formulations are designed solely to provide nutritional and herbal support. We do not claim to replace, alter, or modify the natural physiology or structure of any organ.

Our products aim to support ovarian and hormonal function through better nourishment, nutrition, and metabolic support, helping the body work more efficiently to manage lifestyle-related conditions such as PCOD/PCOS when used alongside a balanced diet, healthy lifestyle, and medical guidance.

This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Results may vary from individual to individual. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional if you are pregnant, lactating, on medication, or have a medical condition.