MYOCOT TAB

MYOCOT Tablets

Brand: MYOCOT
Manufacturer: Accott Healthcare
Dosage form: Tablets
Pack shown: 10 × 1 × 10 tablets

The package clearly lists 8 active ingredients/components:

IngredientAmount per tabletMain roleMyo-InositolNot visible on supplied imageSupports insulin signalling and ovarian functionD-Chiro-InositolNot visibleHelps insulin signalling and metabolic regulationVitamin D3 (Cholecalciferol)Not visibleSupports vitamin-D status, calcium metabolism and general metabolic/reproductive healthChromium PicolinateNot visibleChromium contributes to normal insulin/glucose metabolismN-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC)Not visiblePrecursor of glutathione; antioxidant supportBerberineNot visiblePlant alkaloid studied for glucose/insulin and metabolic effectsVitex agnus-castus extractNot visibleHerbal extract traditionally used for menstrual-cycle/PMS-related symptomsFenugreek extractNot visibleHerbal ingredient studied for glucose/metabolic support

What is confirmed from your photograph

The exact ingredient names are clearly readable, but none of the quantities/strengths are printed legibly on the front panel. I could not verify a reliable manufacturer-specific online composition for MYOCOT, so I would not invent the mg/µg amounts.

Detailed explanation

1. Myo-Inositol

• An inositol compound involved in cellular signalling.

• Particularly relevant to insulin signalling and ovarian function.

• Frequently used in nutritional formulations intended for women with metabolic/reproductive concerns.

2. D-Chiro-Inositol

• Another naturally occurring inositol form.

• Works in insulin-signalling pathways.

• Myo-inositol and D-chiro-inositol are often combined because they participate in complementary signalling pathways.

3. Vitamin D3

• Also called cholecalciferol.

• Helps maintain calcium/phosphate balance and normal bone and muscle function.

• Vitamin-D status can also be relevant to overall metabolic and reproductive health.

4. Chromium picolinate

• A source of chromium.

• Chromium is involved in normal macronutrient metabolism and insulin-related glucose regulation.

5. N-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC)

• Supplies cysteine for production of glutathione, an important cellular antioxidant.

• Has been studied for metabolic and reproductive applications, although evidence varies by condition.

6. Berberine

• A plant-derived alkaloid.

• Has effects on glucose and lipid metabolism and insulin sensitivity.

• It can interact with medicines, so it should not automatically be considered harmless simply because it is plant-derived.

7. Vitex agnus-castus

• Also called chasteberry.

• Traditionally used for menstrual-cycle and premenstrual symptoms.

• Its effects are thought to involve dopaminergic/prolactin-related pathways.

8. Fenugreek extract

• Derived from Trigonella foenum-graecum.

• Contains compounds including soluble fibre and steroidal saponins.

• Has been investigated for glucose and metabolic effects.

Important

This is a multi-ingredient nutraceutical/herbal-type reproductive/metabolic formulation, rather than a single conventional drug. The precise doses are important because the effects and safety of ingredients such as berberine, vitamin D3, chromium and Vitex depend on their quantities and on other medicines being taken.

To give you the exact composition in mg/IU/µg per tablet, upload a clear photograph of the BACK of the box or blister where it says “Each tablet contains…”. The current image is not sufficient to determine the quantities accurately.