Diosgenin molecule. Molecular structure of nitogenin, a phytosteroid used to synthesize progesterone, testosterone, cortisone and cortisol

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People think wild yam balances hormones because it contains diosgenin, a plant compound that scientists can use to make progesterone in a lab. But your body can’t do that conversion. You don’t have the enzymes or the chemical pathway. So rubbing wild yam cream on your skin does not turn into progesterone or “balance” your hormones. That doesn’t mean it’s harmful or useless but it also doesn’t mean it works like hormone therapy. Supplement marketing loves a good half-truth. Your hormones deserve

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