| Aequus Milk Thistle Seed 250mg is
standardized to contain 85% Silymarin in a base of supporting dandelion
and turmeric. Ideal for smokers, drinkers, people exposed to chemicals,
or for people with compromised livers, Milk Thistle has been clinically
proven to regenerate damaged liver cells, remove toxins from the liver,
and to optimize liver health naturally. |
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Milk Thistle
Extract (standardized to contain 85% Silymarin) 250mg
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Dandelion
Root (Taraxacum officinale) 55mg
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Turmeric Root
(curcuma longa) 27.5mg
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- Standardized to 85% Silymarin
- Helps protect the liver from chemicals, pollutants
and toxins.
- Aids in detoxification and regeneration
- Provides antioxidant protection.
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| Contains no preservatives, color,
sweetener, corn, dairy, starch, wheat or yeast. Store in a
cool dry place. |
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Take 1 capsule with meals three times daily or as directed by a health
care practitioner. |
What is Milk Thistle?
Milk Thistle (Silybum marianum) has been used for thousands of
years as a digestive aid, but it is most well known as a
superior herb for liver and gallbladder disorders. Milk
thistle’s effectiveness for all sorts of liver disorders is
being confirmed today through laboratory studies and extensive
clinical trials. The active ingredients in milk thistle are
flavinoids comprised of silybin, silydianin and silychristin -
collectively known as silymarin. Milk Thistle Extract is
indicated for liver disease associated with alcohol abuse,
chronic hepatitis, and protects those working with toxic
chemicals and other substances harmful to the liver.
Why add Dandelion and Tumeric to Milk Thistle?
Dandelion benefits liver functions and has been used for
centuries to treat liver disorders, especially jaundice.
Dandelion root is also a very powerful liver herb and tonic. It
eases the congestion of the liver, promotes the flow of bile by
the liver and the gallbladder, making it extremely valuable in
treating bile duct inflammation, hepatitis, gallstones and
jaundice. It is also a wonderful herb for detoxifying the liver.
In addition, Turmeric exhibits strong antioxidant activity, has
a liver-protective effect and increases bile solubility. |
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