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⚡ Zinc (Zinc bisglycinate)

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  🎯 Validated EU health claim: Zinc contributes to the maintenance of a normal hormonal balance, in accordance with EU Regulation No. 432/2012 of the European Commission.
  
  → Official EFSA source
  
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  🧬 Bisglycinate form: zinc bisglycinate is a chelated form where zinc is bound to two glycine molecules, improving its bioavailability and reducing digestive upset compared with inorganic salts.
  
  → Source PubMed (2013)
  
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  💫 Enzymatic role: Zinc is a cofactor of over 300 enzymes in the body and participates in many metabolic processes, including the synthesis of steroid hormones.
  
  → Source PubMed (2013)
  
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  📊 Optimized absorption: pharmacokinetic studies show superior absorption of chelated forms of zinc compared with traditional sulfate or oxide forms.
  
  → Source PubMed (2001)
  

🛡️ Vitamin E (D-Alpha-Tocopherol)

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  🎯 Validated EU health claim : Vitamin E helps protect cells against oxidative stress, in accordance with EU Regulation No. 432/2012 of the European Commission.
  
  → Official EFSA source
  
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  🌟 Natural form: D-alpha-tocopherol is the most active natural form of vitamin E, exhibiting superior bioavailability to the synthetic DL-alpha-tocopherol form.
  
  → Source PubMed (2007)
  
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  ⚡ Antioxidant mechanism: Vitamin E interrupts lipid peroxidation chain reactions by neutralizing free radicals, thus protecting the integrity of cell membranes.
  
  → Source PubMed (2014)
  
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  🔄 Regeneration: vitamin E can be regenerated by vitamin C and glutathione, creating a synergistic antioxidant system in the body.
  
  → Source PubMed (2011)
  

🌺 Chaste tree (Vitex agnus-castus)

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  🧪 Phytochemical composition: chasteberry contains diterpenes (vitexilactone, rotundifuran), flavonoids (casticin, chrysosplenetin) and iridoids, which make up its main bioactive compounds.
  
  → Source PubMed (2014)
  
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  📚 Traditional use: Chasteberry has been used traditionally since Greek antiquity for its properties on female balance, mentioned by Hippocrates and Dioscorides.
  
  → Source PubMed (2013)
  
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  🔬 Dopaminergic mechanism: in vitro studies have shown that chasteberry extracts can interact with dopaminergic D2 receptors, involved in prolactin regulation.
  
  → Source PubMed (2003)
  
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  🌿 Standardization: standardized extracts of chasteberry guarantee a constant diterpene and flavonoid content, ensuring reproducibility of the effects observed.
  
  → Source PubMed (2009)
  

🌸 Yarrow (Achillea millefolium)

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  🧬 Phytochemical composition: yarrow contains sesquiterpene lactones (achillin), flavonoids (apigenin, luteolin) and chamazulene-rich essential oils.
  
  → Source PubMed (2011)
  
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  🏛️ Traditional European use: Yarrow has been used traditionally in Europe since antiquity, mentioned in medieval herbariums for its properties on female balance.
  
  → Source PubMed (2012)
  
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  ⚡ Antioxidant properties: Yarrow extracts have demonstrated significant antioxidant activity linked to their richness in phenolic compounds and flavonoids.
  
  → Source PubMed (2009)
  
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  🌱 Sustainable harvesting : Yarrow, a common perennial in Europe, is subject to sustainable harvesting practices that respect natural growth cycles.
  
  → Source PubMed (2015)
  

💝 Integrated Women's Formula

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  🎯 Multimodal approach: zinc-vitamin E-chaste-achille combination combines validated health claims and traditional herbal medicine for a comprehensive approach to female hormonal balance.
  
  → Source PubMed (2017)
  

⚠️ Important note: The above studies relate to individual ingredients (zinc, vitamin E, chaste tree, yarrow). These scientific data do not constitute a claim of efficacy for the finished product and are provided for information purposes only.