Research

Scientific sources.

Lune is grounded in rigorous scientific research. Here are the key studies and institutions that inspire our approach to cycle-synced nutrition.

1. Cycle syncing and nutritional needs

Study on nutritional adaptation across the menstrual cycle and its impact on metabolic health.

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2. Hormonal fluctuations and macronutrients

Research on the modulation of protein, fat and carb needs depending on hormone levels.

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3. Menstrual cycle and energy expenditure

Study demonstrating variations in energy expenditure throughout the menstrual cycle.

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4. Progesterone and appetite regulation

Research on the role of progesterone in modulating appetite and satiety.

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5. Exercise adaptation to the menstrual cycle

Study on optimizing physical activity according to cycle phases.

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6. Reproductive hormones and metabolism

WHO publication on interactions between female reproductive hormones and metabolism.

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7. Nutritional needs across the cycle

National Institutes of Health resources on cyclical nutritional recommendations.

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8. Personalized nutrition and women's health

CDC guidelines on personalized nutrition adapted to the menstrual cycle.

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9. Cycle syncing : evidence and recommendations

French Agency for Food, Environmental and Occupational Health & Safety (Anses) on cycle syncing.

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10. Hormonal optimization through nutrition

Harvard Medical School research on nutritional interventions and hormonal health.

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11. Cycle awareness and wellbeing

Study demonstrating the impact of cycle awareness on overall quality of life.

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12. AI in personalized nutrition

Research on the use of AI to adapt individual nutritional recommendations.

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These resources are cited for informational purposes and don't constitute medical advice. Lune is a wellness app and is not a substitute for professional medical care.