Without hoping for another excision, hysterectomy or pregnancy/menopause to fix it.
“excision in march, pain back by july. 3 months on endora and im finally off the heating pad”
“The hysterectomy got rid of my adeno. Not the endo. I'm taking Endora and the pain down my left leg is finally manageable.”
“9 yrs + 6 doctors to get diagnosed 🤯 wish i found this sooner, i can actually think at work again”
“Don't look 5 months pregnant by 8pm anymore and my endo poops arent a horror movie. Thank you Endora!!”
“I finally have a sex life again… without having to fake or pay for it the day after.”
After years of being dismissed, you finally get that surgery,
but then the pain comes back.
So now they probably told you that you need a hysterectomy,
or that a child will sort things,
or that you can "just wait for menopause".
But the truth is…
Endo isn't "just a uterus problem", or "tissue growing where it shouldn't".
It's a full-body inflammation that confuses your immune system and sets your nerves and muscles on fire.
And your gut is endo's best friend.
It helps endo hide from your immune system and feeds it recycled estrogen.
This non-stop inflammation loop is fueling all your symptoms…
From the endo belly,to the butt lightning,to the constipation (and diarrhea)to the cramps that feel like contractions,including the ones you don't even know how to explain.
Have adeno too? Same loop, just inside the uterine wall.
Scroll down to see exactly how the loop works
You've tried things that helped one part.
Endora puts 5 researched ingredients in one daily formula, one for each part of the loop.
In Endora, every ingredient was chosen through deep research into the studies available.
In the 13-page research document below, you can see the studies behind each ingredient, the other ingredients we considered, why some were not included, and why we chose this final formula.
Read the research
Dr. Olivia K.
Endometriosis Excision Specialist
“Most women reach me after years of hearing it's ‘just a bad period.’ Excision is still the gold standard, and I'll keep saying that. But a lot of my patients still struggle with pain during recovery and in the months after. I now recommend Endora alongside surgery, and the feedback from my patients has been really positive.”
Dr. Sophia R.
OB-GYN
“Many of my patients can't tolerate more hormones, or they're already on the pill, an IUD or HRT. Because Endora is non-hormonal, they don't have to choose. I suggest it a lot, including to women still in pain after a hysterectomy.”
Dr. Camila T.
Health Practitioner
“Endo isn't just a uterus problem. I see it in my patients' digestion, their energy, their immune health. What I like about Endora is that it works on inflammation from several angles, not just one. My patients aren't pain-free, but they're living again.”
Endo inflammation “confuses” your immune system (which mostly lives in your gut).
Instead of removing the endo tissue, it starts protecting it. The same inflammation damages your gut wall.
Through those leaks, used estrogen gets recycled back into your blood, feeding the endo even more.
On top of that, the lesions use inflammation as a trigger to make their own estrogen.
So the loop goes on: more estrogen, more endo, more inflammation, more estrogen…
Your muscles tighten to “defend” against the inflammation. Your nerves stay on high alert.
Tap the “+” to see what’s happening underneath, and how Endora helps.
Pelvic pain that never switches off Deep aches, stabs, “butt lightning”
Cramps that feel like contractions Bad enough to make you faint
Pain down your back, hips, legs, thighs & feet The pain that shoots down
Endo belly 5 months pregnant by 8pm
Bathroom trips that hurt Bowel and bladder pain
Fatigue & brain fog Exhausted after 10 hours of sleep
Pain during or after sex And the flare the day after
Heavy, flooding periods Clots, flooding, doubling up
What you feel
A deep, heavy ache that's there before, during and after your period. Then, out of nowhere, a stab so sharp you grab the counter. Butt lightning when you sit down.
What's happening underneath
Your pelvic muscles tighten to protect you from the inflammation. That same inflammation leaves your nerves hypersensitive. When you sit or move, those tight muscles squeeze the irritated nerves, causing a sudden shock of pain.
How Endora helps
Endora helps cool down the inflammation, tells your muscles to relax, and calms the overactive nerves.
Supported by +1,500 studies.
What other warriors say: “the stabbing and butt lightning used to drop me mid-shift. 2 months in, my heating pad lives in the closet.”
What you feel
Cramps that come in waves, like labor. Bad enough to make you throw up, break into a cold sweat or nearly pass out on the bathroom floor. Ibuprofen barely takes the edge off.
What's happening underneath
Inflammation floods your pelvis with prostaglandins, the exact same chemical that triggers actual labor.
How Endora helps
Endora helps block those labor-triggering chemicals, tells your uterus to stop squeezing, and eases the severe cramps.
Supported by +3,000 studies.
What other warriors say: “My cramps kept me in bed 6 days every cycle. Now it's 36 hours.”
What you feel
A deep ache in your lower back that wraps around your hips. Pain that shoots down your thigh, sometimes all the way to your foot. Some days your legs feel heavy, weak or numb, and sitting or walking makes it worse.
What's happening underneath
Your pelvis shares nerves with your back, hips and legs. When inflammation irritates those nerves and your tight pelvic muscles press on them, the pain travels down the same “wires.”
How Endora helps
Endora helps cool the inflammation, relaxes the tight muscles pressing on those nerves, and calms the nerves so the pain stops traveling.
Supported by +1,200 studies.
What other warriors say: “I have stage 4 endo and it was on my sacral ligament. After 5 months with Endora this pain went from 11/10 to a 3/10!”
What you feel
Flat-ish at 8am, 5 months pregnant by 8pm. Your jeans dig in by lunch, so you live in leggings. Your belly feels hard, tight and sore, with gas and nausea on top. And it happens even when you ate nothing “wrong.”
What's happening underneath
Endo inflammation reaches your gut. Your belly swells the way skin puffs up after a bee sting, and the irritated gut makes the gas and nausea worse. That's why food diaries never found the answer.
How Endora helps
Endora helps cool the inflammation around your gut and supports a calmer gut, so the swelling goes down.
Supported by +2,000 studies.
What other warriors say: “Wore my jeans to dinner. JEANS. At 8pm. Nobody understands what that means to me.”
What you feel
Every bathroom trip feels like a gamble. Pooping hurts, sometimes passing glass. Diarrhea one day, constipation the next, and gas that actually hurts. You're peeing every 20 minutes, with pressure like a UTI that always tests negative. And it's worse around your period.
What's happening underneath
Your bowel and bladder sit right next to the endo. Inflammation irritates them and the nerves they share with your pelvis, so normal things like pooping or a full bladder start to hurt. And tight pelvic floor muscles make it harder to go.
How Endora helps
Endora helps cool the inflammation around your bowel and bladder, calms the irritated nerves and relaxes the tight pelvic floor, so bathroom trips stop hurting.
Supported by +2,500 studies.
What other warriors say: “If you dread every bathroom trip like i did, try it. week 6 and no more bracing on the toilet.”
What you feel
You sleep 10 hours and wake up exhausted. It feels like the flu, but you're not sick. You read the same email three times, lose words mid-sentence and forget why you walked into the room. By 3pm, you have nothing left.
What's happening underneath
Your immune system is fighting endo nonstop, and that fight burns through your energy. The same inflammation reaches your brain and slows it down. And the pain keeps waking you up, so you never fully recharge.
How Endora helps
Endora helps calm the inflammation your immune system keeps fighting and eases the pain that breaks your sleep, so your body stops running on empty.
Supported by +1,500 studies.
What other warriors say: “My boss asked if I'd been on vacation. Nope, just 3 months on endora. No brain fog, no 3pm crash, no flu-y feeling. Month 3.”
What you feel
A deep, stabbing pain during intimacy, like a hot knife. Some positions are impossible. Then you pay for it the next day, sometimes for three: cramps, aching, back on the heating pad. So you start dreading it, avoiding it or faking it, and feeling guilty with your partner.
What's happening underneath
Inflammation leaves the nerves deep in your pelvis oversensitive, so pressure that shouldn't hurt does. Your pelvic floor tightens to protect you, which makes it hurt even more. Then the inflammation flares afterward, which is why you pay for it the next day.
How Endora helps
Endora helps calm the oversensitive nerves, relaxes the tight pelvic floor and cools the inflammation, so intimacy hurts less and the next-day flare doesn't come.
Supported by +1,800 studies.
What other warriors say: “I finally have a sex life again… without having to fake it or pay for it the day after.”
What you feel
Changing a super tampon every hour. Doubling up pad + tampon and still bleeding through. Clots the size of a golf ball. Waking up to ruined sheets. Iron so low you're dizzy. Only wearing black on day 1.
What's happening underneath
The same inflammation that floods your pelvis with labor chemicals also makes you bleed heavier. And if you have adeno too, that tissue grows inside the uterine wall, making your uterus bigger and swollen, so it bleeds even more.
How Endora helps
Endora helps cool the inflammation and calm those chemicals, so your uterus settles down and day 1 stops feeling like a faucet.
Supported by +3,000 studies.
What other warriors say: “3 cycles in, day 1 isn't a faucet anymore.”
If you have endo, you know how much it costs to get your hopes up again… just to feel betrayed and hopeless when it doesn't work.
To feel like your life keeps getting stolen while everyone else moves forward.
To have people think you are exaggerating just because you had one “good” day in an otherwise impossible month.
You know how it is when you are tired of being in pain.
Tired of fighting.
Tired of being tired.
And we know how it feels to see another ad promising it has the answer.
Another miraculous tea saying it will fix it.
Another thing to buy, try, and put your hope into… only to be disappointed again.
That is why we built Endora on indisputable scientific proofs.
To help Endo Warriors make their pain more manageable and take back control of their lives.
In Endora, every ingredient was chosen through deep research into the studies available.
In the 13-page research document below, you can see the studies behind each ingredient, the other ingredients we considered, why some were not included, and why we chose this final formula.
Because you deserve more than another promise.
You deserve to be able to enjoy your life.
You deserve this shot. You owe it to yourself.
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Most of these did exactly what they were made for.
You were just asking one solution to do the job of five.
Fix one part, and the rest keep the loop going.Endora works on the whole loop at once.
For best results, we recommend daily use for at least 3 months.
Join 20,000+ Endo Warriors💛Week 1Your gut starts settling
The 8pm bloat isn't as tight. You sleep a little deeper.
Month 1Your first period on Endora
The cramps still come, but you're not counting the hours until your next naproxen.
Month 2The pain stops spreading
Your back, hips and legs go quiet. Bathroom trips stop feeling like a gamble.
Month 3Your life starts coming back
Bed rest drops from 6 days to 36 hours. Your period app shows it too. The brain fog lifts.
Month 6You stop planning around endo
Jeans to dinner. Sex without paying for it the next day. Plans without warning everyone you might cancel.
Month 12Living, not just surviving
Endo is still there. But a 10/10 is now a 3, and it doesn't run your life anymore.
For best results, we recommend daily use for at least 3 months.
Join 20,000+ Endo Warriors💛Individual experiences may vary.
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Pain back after excision
You fought for that surgery. The pain came back anyway.
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Peri/menopause
They told you menopause would fix it. It hasn't.
Endo + adeno
Endo outside the uterus, adeno inside the wall. Double the pain.
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Pelvic Pain
i quit my job because of endo. i dont say that lightly. was on endora for 6 weeks before i noticed anything and i almost stopped tbh. then week 8 something shifted. the constant low grade ache just... wasnt as loud? im back working now. part time still but im back. first paycheck i cried in my car lol. its not a cure i know that. but it gave me enough to function again and thats everything rn
Pelvic Pain
three physios, two chiropractors, one osteopath. everyone kept treating the symptom and nobody connected it to endo. the hip and leg ache was constant, the kind that made me walk weird and cancel gym classes because standing hurt. i put it in the category of "just how i am now." started endora mostly for the cramps and the hip thing started improving around week 7. that wasn't even what i was trying to fix. still a little stiff on bad days but i went back to pilates last month for the first time in two years.
Pelvic Pain
Every doctor told me my pain was normal. One told me to get pregnant. One told me I was 'sensitive.' I was so burned out I almost gave up trying. A girl in my endo group mentioned Endora and I rolled my eyes — another supplement. I tried it anyway. 3 months in, I stopped sleeping with the heating pad… for the first time in 9 years. I'm not cured. I still have endo. But I got my life back. That's all I ever wanted.
Pelvic Pain
my doctor kept blaming my desk setup. 3 years and two physios later someone finally said this might be endo related. by then id already burned through sick days i couldnt afford and started working from bed on bad weeks. the nerve pain from my lower back down my hip and into my leg was just... constant. not dramatic. just always there. started endora bc a girl in my endo fb group would not stop talking about it. month 2 the leg thing got noticeably quieter. not gone. quieter. i still have bad days but the baseline shifted and thats everything when ur trying to keep a job
Cramping
Ok so let me preface this. I was the friend everyone called dramatic. Every period since I was 17 I'd be on the floor for two days straight. ER trip when I was 25 cuz I genuinely thought my appendix burst. Nope just my insides. Tried it anyway not expecting much. Took two cycles. The third one was the first cycle in MY ENTIRE ADULT LIFE that I worked through without taking the heating pad off my desk. I literally texted my sister mid-cramp at work like wait. that's it??
Cramping
i started tracking because my doctor didnt believe how bad it actually was cycle to cycle. april through june i was logging 13 to 15 pain days every single cycle, half of it severe. started endora june 8. by august it was down to 6 days, september 4. i still have the app open to double check im not imagining the drop. my period still shows up, it just doesnt take the whole month with it anymore
Heavy Periods
i screenshot my tracker every cycle cuz i need proof for myself that its not all in my head. before endora day 1 was a write off, in bed all day, apologizing to my boss again next morning. this is cycle 3. still heavy, still cramps, but 1.5 days in bed instead of 4 and i clocked in by 1pm. never thought id be proud of a period app screenshot but here we are
Heavy Periods
ive been anemic since i was a teenager, always chalked it up to just having a heavy flow. ferritin kept tanking no matter how much iron i took, my gp just said wed keep monitoring it. five months on endora and my last bloodwork actually came back in normal range for the first time i can remember. the flow is still on the heavier side, its not fixed, but its not single handedly wrecking my iron anymore
Heavy Periods
nobody talks about the dread. the week before is almost worse than the period itself?? like the anxiety of knowing whats coming, cancelling plans preemptively, sleeping with a heating pad already. i started endora mostly for the physical stuff but honestly what surprised me is the pre-period anxiety got better too. i dont know if thats the magnesium or what but i stopped dreading my cycle the same way. still not fun lol but its not this looming thing anymore. that part genuinely changed my life more than anything
Endo Belly
the worst part of endo for me wasnt even the pain it was the bloating. every morning id be flat, by noon id look 4 months along, by 7pm id be unbuttoning my jeans in the car. i had a coworker ask me when i was due and i was so caught off guard i just said 'soon' lol. anyway like 7 weeks in to endora my belly stopped doing the swell thing. its still there a lil but i can wear normal jeans now. small win but its huge for me
Endo Belly
I'd given up on having a flat stomach years ago. After my second kid I just blamed it on that but my husband finally said babe you look pregnant on Day 1 of your period this isn't normal. Endo belly is a real thing apparently?? I'd never heard the term until my Instagram algorithm fed me Endora ads. Started in March. By May my jeans buttoned again. I cried trying on my pre-kids jeans last weekend. I didn't think anything would change that.
Endo Belly
Week 2 nothing. Week 3 nothing. Day 24ish I unbuttoned nothing after dinner. Sat there waiting for the belly to come. It kind of… didn't? It's not magic, around my period I still swell. But the normal days are mine again.
Endo Belly
Instead of staying for 3 days. That's the difference nobody tells you about. I was on the whole drawer before (NAC, DIM, 2 probiotics) and none of it touched the evening belly. This did, by like week 4.
Dyspareunia
my husband and i basically stopped having sex for almost a year. it would hurt so bad i'd cry afterwards. he stopped trying because he could see what it was doing to me. we were drifting honestly. started endora last fall not even thinking it would help with that. like 8 weeks in we tried again and it was actually okay?? not amazing yet but not painful. i called him at work crying happy tears lol.
Dyspareunia
At 42 you don't really think a supplement is going to fix something you've lived with for 20 years. But the painful sex was the worst part for my marriage. Not just the during, the dreading it for days before, the guilt after. We did couples therapy. We did pelvic PT. Both helped some, neither fixed it. I'm 7 months on Endora now and it's the first time in our entire marriage that intimacy doesn't come with a tax.
Dyspareunia
not easy to write this but it needs to be said bc nobody talks about it. the pain during sex with endo isnt just physical. it took something from my relationship and from my sense of myself. my husband was patient but i could see it affecting him even when he pretended it wasnt. started endora as basically a last attempt before going back to my gynae and asking for something more aggressive. month 3 things slowly shifted. not fixed. but enough that this part of my life isnt something i dread anymore. we both cried about it. i know thats a lot for a supplement review but it genuinely changed something fundamental
Fatigue
i teach 4th grade and theres only so many times you can sit on a yoga ball and pretend its for posture. ive been so tired for so long i forgot what regular tired feels like. like a deep down in my bones kind of tired. my mom kept saying its just stress. endora was honestly a last resort. 2 months in and im not napping after work anymore. that alone feels insane to me. i didnt realize how much the fatigue was costing me until it started lifting.
Fatigue
the fatigue is the part nobody talks about. everyone goes on about cramps but the bone tiredness?? thats what made me quit grad school honestly. id sleep 10 hours and still feel like i hadnt. tried iron tried b12 nothing moved the needle. ive been on endora since february. i wouldnt say im energized i would say im not constantly hungover from being alive anymore. thats not nothing
Fatigue
everyone assumed i was depressed. my gp, my mum, even me for a while. turns out sleeping through pain even when you don't consciously feel it wrecks you. the fatigue was a different kind from just being tired. heavy. like moving through concrete every day. four months into endora the sleep improved first. i started waking up and actually feeling like i'd slept. then the pain on those nights came down too. i still have rough weeks but the baseline is just different now. i actually look forward to mornings sometimes. that sentence would have made me cry six months ago.
Wants to Be a Mom
I've been trying for almost 3 years. Two losses. Lap surgery in 2024 to remove a giant chocolate cyst. My RE said inflammation was probably half the battle. The timing might be coincidence. I started Endora 5 months before our last IUI and we got a positive. I'm 14 weeks now. Either way I felt healthier going in which mattered a lot to me.
Wants to Be a Mom
I'm 41. Geriatric pregnancy as my doctor charmingly calls it. We had one round of IVF fail in 2024 and I was wrecked. My acupuncturist mentioned Endora and at that point I was willing to try anything that wasn't a needle. 6 months in and we just got our first positive on our own. I'm only 6 weeks but I wanted to share because there's a lot of women my age who've been told it's basically over.
Adeno Overlap
For anyone in the both camp, yes it can help. I have both confirmed via MRI. The cramps and the heaviness of the flow were destroying me. I was changing a super tampon every hour on day 1. My hematologist had me on iron infusions twice. I almost didn't try Endora because I figured my situation was too complicated. But my OB said it couldn't hurt. 3 cycles in, day 1 isn't a faucet anymore. The cramps are way more manageable. I know there's no cure for adeno. But it took the volume way down.
Adeno Overlap
between the endo and the adeno and now perimenopause kicking in i was honestly thinking about a hysterectomy just to stop the bleeding. my gyno actually suggested i try endora before going that route which surprised me cuz shes pretty pro-surgery normally. ive been on it for 4 months. the heavy bleeding got better around month 2 the chronic pelvic pain took longer. but im also not booking a surgery anymore which i was 6 months ago
Post-Surgery
my second lap was supposed to be the one that fixed it. surgeon literally told me i got it all, you should be good. four and a half hours under. recovery was brutal. pain free for maybe 5 months then day 2 came back like it never left. i cried for a week. thats when i found endora through someone in r/endo who was post-surgical too. been 14 weeks. its not pre-surgery levels of pain but its not the post-surgery hopeful place either. just less of everything. i can plan things again which is more than ive been able to say in a long time.
Post-Surgery
I want anyone considering or post-op excision to know this isn't your last option. I traveled out of state for one of the top endo excision surgeons in the country. Paid out of pocket. Did pelvic floor PT for 9 months after. Thought I had checked every box. The pain came back at month 8. I was emotionally done. Endora was a 'whats one more thing' purchase. 12 weeks in and I'm finally not white-knuckling through my cycles. I should have tried this before spending $30k on surgery honestly.
Post-Surgery
excision in 2023. my surgeon said she got everything. i believed her. so when the pain came back 9 months later i genuinely didnt know what to do with myself. the grief of recurrence is something nobody prepares you for. i was so angry. started endora mostly bc i needed to feel like i was doing somethng anything. didnt expect it to actually work?? week 6 the morning stiffness in my pelvis started easing. small thing but it was the first thing that had changed in months. im going into month 4 now. not pain free. but a different kind of manageable than before surgery even
Post-Hysterectomy
im in surgical menopause. my first surgery they did an ablation without even knowing i had endo and i got 4 months of relief out of it. excision a year and a half later with a specialist who told me upfront it could come back within 6 years. it did. but that surgery is also what made it possible to have my son so i dont regret it. three years after the excision i went for the full hysterectomy. ovaries out too. no relief. just complications from the surgery. and somehow i still have vaginal bleeding which isnt supposed to be possible with the kind of hysterectomy i had. the doctors gave up. they just say my brain is making it up now. ive been living this nightmare for 8 years and ive literally tried everything. ordered endora cuz i had nothing left to try. 13 weeks in. im not pain free and i never will be. but the everyday pain is the lowest its been since before my first surgery and for the first time in 8 years something is actually touching it.
Post-Hysterectomy
6 surgeries and a hysterectomy. still have chronic pelvic and lower back pain to the point where i fall if i dont sit down. i kept asking what makes this different from the 20 other supplements ive tried. so i actually read the ingredient list. PEA. curcumin in the BCM-95 form. NAC. magnesium glycinate not oxide. the postbiotic strain. all things id read about on r/endo over the years but nobody puts them together at the doses that actually work. been on it 14 weeks. im not symptom free. dont think i ever will be after this much surgery. but i havent fallen at work in 10 weeks and that alone is more than i ever expected.
Post-Hysterectomy
menopause was rough so my doctor put me on estrogen. it helped the hot flushes but within about 2 months the pelvic pain i hadnt felt in years was back. i wasnt going to come off the hrt over it. a woman in my endo group mentioned this. ive taken it alongside the patch since spring, checked with my pharmacist first. the pain is lower now, more of a background thing than the main event
Tried Everything
if youve done the no gluten no dairy no soy no nightshade no sugar no fun thing. hi same. i did whole30 four times. AIP for 6 months. cut out coffee (twice, sue me). carnivore for a hot week. NONE of it touched my endo pain. some of it made me miserable in different ways. i resent that i had to find endora through an instagram ad and not from any of the 7 doctors who told me to keep restricting my diet. 4 months in. eating bread again. cramps the lowest theyve been since like college.
Tried Everything
by the time i found endora i had a shelf with maybe 15 different supplements on it. inositol, NAC alone, magnesium glycinate, DIM, vitex, evening primrose, you name it. spent god knows how much. the doctors all sent me to a new doctor. 18 of them. i was so checked out by the time i ordered endora i didnt even open the box for a week. when i finally did it sat on my counter another week. by month 3 id thrown out almost the whole supplement shelf. just take this one now and the magnesium at night for sleep. thats it. unreal.
Tried Everything
What got me was the doses are all on the label so I could compare. Figured 90 days guarantee, worst case I get my money back. Cancelled my other subscriptions last week.
Tried Everything
I'd tried literally everything. Birth control for 9 years. Two laparoscopies. Every supplement Instagram told me to try. I almost didn't even order Endora because I was so tired of being let down. Month 1 I didn't feel much. Month 2, Day 2 of my cycle, I worked a full shift. I cried in my car on the way home. I don't know why it works. I just know I'm not spending a week in bed every month anymore.
Tried Everything
and i did the diet too. nightshade free. gluten free. dairy free. 2 years of being so strict and the endo did not care. i was so burned out by the time i heard about endora that i almost didnt bother. my friend literally had to talk me into it. gave it 90 days bc of the guarantee and told myself this is the absolute last thing i try. month 2 the fatigue i carry everywhere started lifting a little. month 3 cramps were noticably different. still do the diet. still take endora. but endora is the first thing that actually added something the diet couldn't. i think about the drawer a lot now lol
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