Birth Control Supplement Study to Evaluate Alii Supplement for Nutritional Depletion Symptoms in Hormonal Birth Control Users

What this Trial Is About

Researchers are evaluating whether the Alii Supplement can reduce symptoms related to nutritional depletion in women who use hormonal birth control pills. The study focuses on improvements in happiness, digestive health, mood swings, perceived vulnerability to disease, and energy levels. This randomized, double-blind trial involves 68 female university students aged 18 to 25 who have been on hormonal birth control for at least six months. Participants will be randomly assigned to take either the Alii Supplement or a placebo daily for 28 days. Each participant takes three capsules per day, with or without food, and receives daily reminders to help with adherence. The Alii Supplement contains multiple vitamins and nutrients aimed at addressing nutritional depletion, while the placebo contains inactive ingredients. After 28 days, participants complete follow-up surveys to assess changes in the targeted symptoms. Throughout the study, participants will fill out online surveys at the start and end of the 28-day period to measure happiness, mood swings, digestive health, vulnerability to disease, and energy. The research team will compare these measures before and after supplement use to see if the Alii Supplement has an effect. The study includes two visits to the research office for survey completion, and participants are monitored for their adherence to taking the capsules.

Alii Supplement Study