A message to you from our Clinical Nutritionist
Seed cycling is a natural, food-based practice that supports hormone health and cycle awareness—using just four nutrient-rich seeds.
Food-Based Wellness: What Seed Cycling Offers
Note: This comparison table is for general wellness and educational purposes only. Seed cycling is a food-based practice, not a therapeutic product, and is not intended to diagnose, treat, prevent, or cure any medical condition.

Can Seed Cycling Support Skin Health?
Many people notice changes in their skin throughout their cycle—and nutrition may play a role in supporting overall skin wellness.
✓ Supports Hormonal Balance
Flax, pumpkin, sesame, and sunflower seeds contain nutrients like lignans, zinc, and healthy fats, which are commonly included in routines aimed at supporting hormone-related functions.
✓ Nutrient-Dense for Skin Wellness
These seeds provide vitamin E, zinc, and omega fatty acids—nutrients known to contribute to general skin health and reduce oxidative stress.
✓ Simple and Natural
Seed cycling is based on whole, minimally processed ingredients—offering a gentle, food-based approach to wellbeing.
What the experts are saying...
I recommend seed cycling for hormone balance in both my clinic and book, Beyond the Pill, because it is an effective and gentle way to support women's hormones.
Dr Jolene Brighten, Functional Medicine Naturopathic PhysicianPublished January 9, 2019.Here at The Natural Nutritionist (TNN) we use seed cycling as a natural technique to stimulate and balance the sex hormones required for menstruation, through consumption of different types of seeds throughout the month.
The Natural NutritionistPublished June 25, 2019.Using seed cycling to balance hormones is a natural and inexpensive alternative to using drugs, supplements, or herbal remedies.
Marné Minard, Holistic NutritionistPublished July 2, 2019.Start Your Seed Cycling Journey Now!
How to Use It (Step-by-Step Guide)
Follicular Phase of the Menstrual Cycle: From day 1 (of your bleed) until day 14 (ovulation), take The Seed Cycle Phase 1 products.
Menstrual Cycle Luteal Phase: Follow the same routine with The Seed Cycle Phase 2 products for the second half of your cycle (day 15-28)
Seed Cycling with the Moon Phases: Alternatively sync with the lunar calendar as the moon’s rhythm mimics a menstrual cycle.
*All Seed Cycle Product include the daily dose of seeds for seed cycling. Products can be interchanged daily.

Oat or Chia Porridge →
Add to elevate the texture and nutrient content of your oat or quinoa or chia porridge. The natural fats and fibers in these seeds not only contribute to hormone balance but also ensure you stay satiated for longer. .

Wholefood Smoothies →
Incorporate Seed Cycle into your favourite whole-food smoothie. We love adding protein-rich options like Sacha Inchi or hemp, using coconut water as a base, sweetening with dates or honey, and the goodness of berries for an extra antioxidant boost

Salads and Nourish Bowls →
Enhance your favorite seasonal salad or protein bowl by incorporating your Seed Cycle directly into the dressing, or gently mix it in for an extra nutritional boost.

Wholesome Snacks →
Get creative with Seed Cycle for a variety of wholesome snacks, from bliss balls to avocado chocolate tarts. Our Biscuit and Brownie Seed Cycling Mixes make it even easier. Enjoy it by the spoonful when time is short.

Hormonal changes can affect your skin—here’s how seed cycling may offer nutritional support.
The nutrient-rich ingredients used in seed cycling—flax, pumpkin, sunflower, and sesame seeds—are often included in wellness routines that support hormone-related functions and skin health.
Phase 1: Flax & Pumpkin Seeds
These seeds are naturally high in omega-3 fatty acids and lignans, which may support healthy inflammatory responses and hormone metabolism.
Phase 2: Sunflower & Sesame Seeds
Packed with selenium, zinc, and vitamin E, these seeds provide nutrients known to contribute to skin integrity and overall wellbeing.
Blood Sugar & Skin Connection
A diet that supports balanced energy and reduced insulin spikes may help manage factors that influence hormonal skin concerns.
*This diagram is based on an average 28-day menstrual cycle. We acknowledge that not everyone's menstrual cycle is the same length, and this information is provided for reference purposes only.
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