Inositol
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Inositol is a small molecule structurally similar to glucose that is involved in cellular signaling. It is used to help with relaxation, reduces brain fog, promotes restful sleep, and supports overall brain wellness. Additionally, inositol may help improve blood circulation and female hormone health.
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