Seed Cycling Bundle – Balance Your Hormones Naturally

What Is Seed Cycling?

Seed cycling is a natural and effective method to support hormonal balance throughout your menstrual cycle using specific nutrient-rich seeds. The Seed Cycling Bundle at OrganicLayers.store is carefully crafted for women who want to improve hormonal health, skin glow, and overall wellness — the organic way.

 What’s Inside the Seed Cycling Bundle?

Our Seed Cycling Bundle includes four power-packed super seeds:

  • Flax Seeds – Rich in omega-3 and lignans to support estrogen balance.
  • Pumpkin Seeds – High in zinc to promote progesterone production.
  • Sunflower Seeds – Packed with vitamin E for healthy skin and hormone support.
  • Sesame Seeds – Provide calcium and magnesium for better mood and cycle health.

Each seed is measured and portioned for the two main phases of your menstrual cycle — follicular and luteal — making it easy to use daily.

 Why Choose OrganicLayers.store?

At Organic Layers, we believe in purity and quality.
Our Seed Cycling Bundle is:
1.100% natural and chemical-free
2.Freshly packed for maximum nutrition
3.Easy to use — just mix into smoothies, yogurt, or meals
4.Designed for women’s hormonal and skin health

🌼 Benefits of Seed Cycling

Regular use of our seed cycling bundle can help:
.Reduce PMS symptoms and mood swings
.Improve hormonal balance naturally
.Enhance fertility and cycle regularity
.Support glowing skin and better hair growth

How to Use

Take 1 tablespoon daily according to your cycle phase — flax + pumpkin seeds during the follicular phase (Day 1–14) and sunflower + sesame seeds during the luteal phase (Day 15–28).

 Final Thoughts

If you’re looking for a safe, natural, and proven way to improve your hormonal health, the Seed Cycling Bundle from OrganicLayers.store is your perfect partner.
Restore balance, boost energy, and let your natural glow shine from within. 

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