BioTE recently upgraded their DIM formulation, and also upgraded to using Thorne to manufacture their quality nutraceuticals.  This product is a new and improved DIM which not only contains DIM but also has the added ingredients of sulforaphane and ellagic acid (pomegranate extract). The appearance of the improved product is different from the prior BioTE DIM.
 
Learn more about why BioTE DIM has changed here.
 
What are nutraceuticals?
The BioTE nutraceutical line features superior and essential supplements for patients suffering from a hormone deficiency. Each BioTE supplement promotes optimal hormone balance through high-quality micronutrients that are necessary for overall health, yet nearly impossible to get from one’s daily diet.
 
What is in the BioTE DIM SGS+ supplement?
The quality of the ingredients in the BioTE DIM SGS Plus supplement are extremely high, pharmaceutical grade ingredients.  These ingredients are formulated to help you experience optimal health. BioTE DIM hormone therapy supplement derives from broccoli and pomegranate.  Pomegranate extract and sulforaphane glucosinolate (SGS) have been included to enhance benefits of DIM.  However, it is not a plant estrogen or an estrogen mimic, like soy isoflavones. DIM stimulates more efficient metabolism for estrogen, meaning it could help regulate the ratio of healthy to less healthy estrogen.
 
What is the function of the ingredients in the BioTE DIM supplement?
The namesake of DIM comes from diindolylmethane, the product of the main chemical produced when certain vegetables are broken down.
When we age, our testosterone levels drop, naturally increasing our estrogen levels. Too much estrogen can cause significant damage to our bodies. Studies have shown that people with high levels of estrogen have a higher risk of increased weight gain, bloating, water retention, and other complications. If these symptoms sound familiar, hormone therapy supplements may be right for you.
 
DIM, short for diindolylmethane, is a hormone “balancer.” Our DIM hormone therapy supplement derives from broccoli and pomegranate. However, it is not a plant estrogen or an estrogen mimic, like soy isoflavones. DIM stimulates more efficient metabolism for estrogen.  Meaning it could help regulate the ratio of healthy to less healthy estrogen—leaving you feeling great.