Furocyst Helped Reduction in The Ovary Volume And Reduction of Cyst Size
Furocyst Helped Reduction in The Ovary Volume And Reduction of Cyst Size

It was recently found that Fenugreek seed extract (Furocyst) caused a significant reduction in the ovary volume and reduction of cyst size. A Clinical study confirms the impact of fenugreek seed extract (Furocyst) in polycystic ovary syndrome patients (PCOS). A clinical study conducted on 50 women in the age group of 18-45 years showed significant results in the treatment of polycystic ovary syndrome with the use of Fenugreek seed extract (Furocyst). The average BMI of the study population was 23.88 and had adequate hepatic, renal and haematological functions. At the time of enrolment, most of the patients had prolonged menstrual cycle (81%) and a few had an irregular cycle (10%). Rest of the patients (10%) had primary infertilities.

Furocyst Helped Reduction in The Ovary Volume And Reduction of Cyst Size

Furocyst Helped Reduction in The Ovary Volume And Reduction of Cyst Size

Effect on The Pregnancy

It was observed, that 12% of the study population got pregnant. Three pregnancies were observed after 30 days, one each after 70 days, 84 days and 39 days of the treatment.

Effect on The Ovary Volume

As compared to baseline data, subjects showed a significant reduction in ovary volume at the end of the study. Left ovary volume was decreased by 17.82% and right ovary volume was decreased by 28.25%.

Effect on the Cysts

Enrolled subjects showed a reduction in cyst size. Out of a total of 50 subjects, 46 % of the subjects showed reduced cyst size and 36% of the subjects showed complete dissolution of the cysts at the end of the study. A total of 6 patients got pregnant during the study. The overall % of the study population responding positively to fenugreek seed extract(Furocyst) comes out to be 94 %.

Effect on the Menstrual Cycle

There was a significant improvement in the menstrual cycle with the consumption of the fenugreek seed extract. On completion of the last visit, 71% of patient had regular cycles, 19% patient reported prolonged cycle and approx. 10% reported primary infertility. None of the patients reported an irregular cycle at the end of the fenugreek seed extract (Furocyst) dosing schedule.

Effect on Follicular Stimulating Hormone (FSH) and Haemoglobin (Hb)

A significant increase in follicular stimulating hormone levels was observed after 8 weeks as compared to the baseline value (p =0.010). A significant increase in Hb levels was also observed on completion of the fenugreek dosing schedule as compared to the baseline value (p=.000). The study showed Furocyst to be completely safe. No significant change in serum liver function, serum renal function and hemogram was observed.

Insulin directly acting on the ovary, alone or/and along with LH can enhance ovarian androgen production. It indirectly also can increase androgen levels by reducing hepatic production of SHBG (sex hormone binding globulin) and IGFBP-1 (insulin-like growth factor binding protein) and thus elevates free testosterone and free IGF-I, IGF-II levels (insulin-like growth factor). Excess androgen impairs folliculogenesis resulting in menstrual disturbance, development of multiple cysts in the ovary. Insulin resistance increases the risk of development of metabolic disorders including diabetes, hypertension, dyslipidemia and cardiovascular events in these women.

Why Furocyst

Furocyst improves insulin sensitivity and, in turn, regulates circulating androgen levels. It improves insulin-mediated glucose disposal in women with PCOS. Furocyst improved menstrual period in the study subjects and has a regulating effect of insulin on ovarian androgen biosynthesis, theca cell proliferation and endometrial growth. It regulates ovarian androgen production leading to disappearance or decrease in size and number of cysts. Increase in LH (Luteinizing Hormone)/FSH (Follicle-Stimulating Hormone) ratio has been reported in various studies conducted on PCOD patients.

Why Furocyst

Because of a decreased level of follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) relative to LH (Luteinizing Hormone), the ovarian granulosa cells cannot aromatize the androgens to estrogens, which lead to decreased estrogen levels and consequent anovulation. In the present study, a significant decrease in LH/FSH ratio was observed, suggesting regulating the effect of Furocyst (Fenugreek extract). For more information, please visit www.furocyst.com.

Results of the Clinical Study

  1. Fenugreek seed extract (Furocyst) caused a significant reduction in ovary volume.
  2. 46% of the study population showed a reduction in the cyst size.
  3. 36% of the study population showed complete dissolution of the cysts.
  4. 12% of the patients got pregnant.
  5. 71% of the patients reported regular menstrual cycle on completion of the treatment.
  6. Overall 94% of the patients reported positively or got benefited from the fenugreek extract dosing.

About Furocyst

Furocyst is an innovative product (extracted and developed through a novel & innovative process) involving separations of active ingredients from the natural plant without affecting chemical properties of the active fractions. No chemicals are used. It is a natural and promising dietary supplement, clinically proven for management of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS). It has got a U.S.Patent. The details of the same are as follows:

Patent NoGranting AuthorityTitle
US 8,754, 205 B2United States Patent      AuthorityA novel process for the extraction of Furostanolic Saponins from Fenugreek Seeds.

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  1. Have been trying to conceive for 1 and halve year now after two children.not gone cyst test yet.what should I do?

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