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    Endometriosis supplements

    Endometriosis takes an average of eight years to diagnose in the UK. Supplements are not going to close that gap, but a few may take the edge off while you push for proper care.

    The context.

    Endometriosis is tissue similar to the womb lining growing elsewhere, and the pain it causes is inflammatory as well as mechanical. That is the basis for the interest in anti-inflammatory nutrients, and it is a reasonable line of thinking rather than a marketing invention.

    The evidence is thin. Omega-3 has some small-trial support for period pain generally, and a plausible mechanism through prostaglandin production. Magnesium may ease cramping. Vitamin D is often low and is worth correcting on general grounds.

    What we will not do is imply that any of this shrinks lesions or alters disease progression. It does not.

    Compared.

    Ordered by what they contain, not by what they claim.

    Endometriosis supplements compared
    ProductKey activesFormPricePer dayBest for
    Daily Multi Nutrient for WomenWild NutritionIron, Vitamin D3, Vitamin K2, B-complexCapsule£30/month£2.00Daily foundational nutrition, Women in their reproductive years, Anyone starting from scratch
    Wild Nutrition Food-Grown MagnesiumWild NutritionMagnesium (food-grown)Capsule£24.0080pBroken sleep, Night-time cramps
    Wild Nutrition Pure Strength Omega 3Wild NutritionEPA, DHASoftgel£44.00£1.47Period pain, Low oily fish intake
    Wild Nutrition Food-Grown Vitamin DWild NutritionVitamin DCapsule£21.0070pUK winter, Low sun exposure
    Wild Nutrition Women's Daily Multi NutrientWild NutritionMultivitamin, Iron, Vitamin DCapsule£44.00£1.47UK winter, Low sun exposure, Confirmed low ferritin
    DR.VEGAN Magnesium GlycinateDR.VEGANMagnesium bisglycinateCapsule£19.9967pBroken sleep, Night-time cramps
    Bare Biology Ready & Rested Magnesium BisglycinateBare BiologyMagnesium bisglycinate 375mgCapsule£34.9958pBroken sleep, Night-time cramps
    Together Health Vitamin D3 and K2Together HealthVitamin D3, Vitamin K2Capsule£15.9553pUK winter, Low sun exposure
    Wild Nutrition Endo SupportWild NutritionMagnesium, B vitamins, Botanical blendCapsule£46.50£1.55Nutritional support alongside specialist care
    ARTAH Essential OmegasARTAHEPA, DHACapsule£32.00£1.07Period pain, Low oily fish intake
    Together Health Algae Omega 3Together HealthAlgal DHA, Algal EPASoftgel£17.9560pPeriod pain, Low oily fish intake
    Wild Nutrition Premenstrual SupportWild NutritionMagnesium, Vitamin B6, Botanical blendCapsule£41.00£1.37Broken sleep, Night-time cramps, Premenstrual symptoms, as a time-limited trial
    DR.VEGAN Vegan Omega 3DR.VEGANAlgal EPA, Algal DHACapsule£29.99100pPeriod pain, Low oily fish intake
    ARTAH Essential D3/K2ARTAHVitamin D3, Vitamin K2 MK-7Capsule£26.0043pUK winter, Low sun exposure
    Wild Nutrition Menopause ComplexWild NutritionMagnesium, Vitamin D, B vitamins, BotanicalsCapsule£42.00£1.40Broken sleep, Night-time cramps, UK winter
    DR.VEGAN Vitamin D3 & K2DR.VEGANVitamin D3, Vitamin K2 MK-7Capsule£12.9922pUK winter, Low sun exposure
    Bare Biology Life & Soul Omega-3 Daily CapsulesBare BiologyEPA, DHA 1,700mg combinedSoftgel£32.95-Period pain, Low oily fish intake
    DR.VEGAN PMS HeroDR.VEGANChasteberry, Vitamin B6, Magnesium, AshwagandhaCapsule£26.9990pPremenstrual symptoms, as a time-limited trial, Broken sleep, Night-time cramps
    ARTAH Essential MagnesiumARTAHMagnesium blendCapsule£24.00-Broken sleep, Night-time cramps
    Together Health Marine MagnesiumTogether HealthMarine-sourced magnesiumCapsule£8.9530pBroken sleep, Night-time cramps
    Bare Biology Beam & Balance Vitamin D3 with K2 SprayBare BiologyVitamin D3, Vitamin K2Spray£21.95-UK winter, Low sun exposure
    Viridian Vitamin D3 & K2Viridian NutritionVitamin D3, Vitamin K2Capsule£31.8535pUK winter, Low sun exposure
    Igennus Triple Magnesium ComplexIgennus Healthcare NutritionMagnesium citrate, bisglycinate, taurateTablet£16.9556pBroken sleep, Night-time cramps
    Igennus Vegepa EPA with Evening Primrose OilIgennus Healthcare NutritionEPA, GLA from evening primrose oilSoftgel£15.9553pPeriod pain, Low oily fish intake, Cyclical breast tenderness, as a trial
    Viridian High Potency Magnesium BisglycinateViridian NutritionMagnesium bisglycinateCapsule£16.0554pBroken sleep, Night-time cramps
    Igennus Vegan Omega-3 Algae OilIgennus Healthcare NutritionAlgal DHA 400mg, Algal EPA 200mgSoftgel£22.9577pPeriod pain, Low oily fish intake
    Cycle Support PackPerelelVitamin B6, Magnesium glycinate, Calcium, ChasteberryCapsule£42/month£1.50PMS and mild PMDD, Regular menstrual cycles, Wanting cycle-aware support
    Magnesium EaseThe Nue Co.Magnesium chloride (topical)Spray£35£1.17Restless legs, Sleep-onset insomnia, Post-workout recovery
    Magnesium Glycinate 400BetterYouMagnesium bisglycinate 400mgCapsule£1860pSleep-onset insomnia, Muscle cramps, Perimenopausal sleep changes
    Cycle ElixirARTAHMyo-inositol, Vitamin B6 (P5P), Magnesium, ChasteberryPowder£48£1.60PCOS, PMDD, Irregular cycles
    Peri-BoostMPowderSage, Maca, B-complex, Magnesium, Vitamin D3Powder£55/month£1.83Perimenopause, Hot flushes, Perimenopausal fatigue
    Liposomal Magnesium BisglycinateElle SeraMagnesium bisglycinate (liposomal)Liquid£40.00£1.33Trouble falling asleep or staying asleep, Muscle cramps, restless legs or night-time tension, Cycle-related tension and irritability, Anyone who has found other magnesium forms upsetting to the gut
    Pregnacare MaxVitabioticsFolic acid 400ug, Vitamin D 10ug, DHA omega-3Tablets + capsules~£30-Trying to conceive or already pregnant, Anyone who wants folic acid, vitamin D and DHA in one pack
    Menopace OriginalVitabioticsB vitamins, Vitamin D, ZincTablet~£10-Filling nutrient gaps in perimenopause, Women who want a non-botanical option
    Wellwoman MaxVitabioticsOmega-3 EPA/DHA, Iron, B vitaminsTablets + capsules~£20-Women who do not eat oily fish, Anyone consolidating several supplements
    Perimenopause Multi-NutrientHealth & HerSage, Red clover, Vitamin B6Capsule~£24-Early perimenopause alongside lifestyle change, Women not yet on HRT

    Prices are the brand's UK list price at the time of writing and change often. Cost per day is calculated from pack size and the label's daily serving, and is shown only where both are published.

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    What to look for.

    A real EPA and DHA total
    Not the total oil weight. Many cheap fish oils need five capsules to reach what a good one delivers in one.
    Magnesium you will actually tolerate
    Glycinate if oxide has previously upset your stomach.
    Third-party purity testing on fish oils
    Heavy metals and oxidation both matter, and rancid oil is worse than none.

    What to ignore.

    Anti-inflammatory 'protocols' sold as bundles
    Multi-product protocols marketed for endometriosis are expensive and unsupported by trial evidence.
    Claims about shrinking lesions
    Nothing sold over the counter does this.

    The ingredients, one by one.

    When a supplement is not the answer

    Pain that stops you working, sex that hurts, bleeding you cannot manage, or difficulty conceiving all need a gynaecology route rather than a supplement shelf. Diagnostic delay in endometriosis is the central problem in this condition, and the most useful thing you can do is get properly assessed and keep a symptom diary to support that conversation.

    Speak to a women's health clinician

    Common questions.

    Do supplements help endometriosis pain?

    Some may take the edge off. Omega-3 has limited evidence for period pain and magnesium may ease cramping. Neither treats the disease.

    Does an anti-inflammatory diet help endometriosis?

    Some women report improvement, and the mechanism is plausible, but the trial evidence is weak. It is reasonable to try alongside medical treatment, not instead of it.

    Can supplements shrink endometriosis?

    No. Nothing available over the counter has been shown to affect lesions.

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