Author: Hormone Insight Editorial Team

Summary: In 70 Iranian women with newly diagnosed PCOS (aged 15–40 years), 330 mg of Salvia officinalis extract daily for eight weeks significantly reduced triglycerides and malondialdehyde compared with placebo, with significant favourable mean changes also seen in HDL cholesterol and total antioxidant capacity. Other lipid parameters (LDL cholesterol, total cholesterol) were unchanged. The extract was positioned as a potential adjunctive therapy for the metabolic and oxidative dimensions of PCOS rather than a replacement for conventional care. PICO Summary ElementDetailPopulation70 Iranian married women aged 15–40 years with newly diagnosed PCOS.InterventionSalvia officinalis (sage) extract 330 mg daily for 8 weeks.ComparisonMatching placebo…

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