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The Ingredients

Meet our seeds

Every seed is selected for a specific nutritional purpose. Nothing is filler. Nothing is there for volume. Each ingredient earns its place.

Flax Seeds

Flax Seeds

Phase 1

Key Nutrients

Omega-3 (ALA), Lignans, Fibre, Magnesium

What It Does

Rich in omega-3, lignans and fibre for comfortable digestion. One of nature's richest plant sources of omega-3.

Sourcing

Indian-sourced, cold-milled for freshness

Pumpkin Seeds

Pumpkin Seeds

Phase 1

Key Nutrients

Zinc, Magnesium, Iron, Protein

What It Does

A natural source of zinc, magnesium and plant protein.

Sourcing

Raw, unroasted to preserve nutrient density

Sunflower Seeds

Sunflower Seeds

Phase 2

Key Nutrients

Selenium, Vitamin E, B vitamins, Copper

What It Does

A natural source of selenium and vitamin E, both natural antioxidants.

Sourcing

Raw, hulled, preserving full nutrient profile

Sesame Seeds

Sesame Seeds

Phase 2

Key Nutrients

Lignans, Calcium, Iron, Zinc, Copper

What It Does

A natural source of lignans, calcium and zinc. One of the oldest oilseeds known.

Sourcing

White sesame, traditionally used in Indian cooking

How To Use

One bite a day. That is it.

One Phase 1 bite. Day 1 is the first day of your period.

One Phase 2 bite, until your next period starts.

Eat it straight from the pack. No prep, no blender, no measuring.

For Everyone

Who is seed cycling for?

Seed cycling is food, not a supplement or a medicine. These four seeds are some of the most nutrient-dense foods you can add to your day.

Women with regular cycles

Phase 1 from your period to mid-cycle, Phase 2 after. A simple daily ritual that follows your natural rhythm. Many women say they feel more in tune with their cycle within 2–3 months.

Women with irregular cycles

No predictable cycle? Follow a simple 14-day rhythm: 14 days of Phase 1, then 14 days of Phase 2, then repeat. The free Sync app keeps track for you.

Men

The same seeds, eaten daily without switching phases. Zinc, selenium, magnesium and good fats for everyday nutrition and energy.

Busy women who want a simple routine

No grinding, no measuring, no planning. One bite a day is the whole ritual. Eat it straight from the pack.

Women in midlife

Cycles change in your 40s. A steady daily ritual of seeds gives you consistent nutrition through the years when everything else feels less predictable.

Anyone interested in food-first wellness

No specific goal needed. These are whole seeds you'd find in any good kitchen, made into a ritual you'll actually keep.

Safety note

These are whole-food seeds, generally safe for most people. If you're pregnant, breastfeeding, on blood thinners, managing a health condition, or have a seed allergy, check with your doctor before starting. Samāh products are food, not medicine.

What happens when

What to expect

Seed cycling is simple. Sticking with it is the hard part. Here is a realistic, honest timeline of what most women experience.

  1. WEEK 1–2

    Building the habit

    You're adding a new daily food ritual. Don't expect dramatic changes. Some women notice their digestion feels lighter from the fibre. You may notice nothing at all. That's normal.

  2. MONTH 1

    Settling in

    Many women say their energy feels steadier and they feel lighter. You're getting zinc, selenium and good fats from consistent daily intake. Keep going.

  3. MONTH 2

    Finding your rhythm

    Many women say the week before their period feels easier and their skin looks fresher. If you're tracking with the Sync app, you'll start to see your own pattern.

  4. CYCLE 3+

    Part of your routine

    By month 3, the ritual is second nature. Many women describe this as 'my cycle just feels smoother and more predictable.'

  5. Long term

    A daily practice

    Seed cycling is not a 30-day programme. It's a food-based daily practice. Many women continue seed cycling indefinitely because the seeds are genuinely nutritious foods.

Every body is different. Seed cycling is food, not medicine.

What to expect

Frequently Asked Questions

How many bites do I eat a day?

One. A Phase 1 bite in the first half of your cycle, a Phase 2 bite in the second.

Pairs Well With

Build your routine gradually. Start with one product and add when you are ready.

Track when to switch phases

The free Sync app tells you when to switch from Phase 1 to Phase 2 based on your actual cycle. Works with irregular cycles too.