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Milk Thistle

For centuries Milk Thistle has been renowned for its liver-protecting qualities. Recent research has shown that the active ingredient, silymarin, may prevent liver damage and encourages the regeneration of liver cells. A powerful antioxidant, silymarin helps to prevent free radical damage in the liver, while also blocking the absorption of any harmful toxins by liver cells.

Milk Thistle - 60 Capsules
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	1 bottle	USD$31*	NZD$48.60
	3 bottles	USD$91*	NZD$141.44
	5 bottles	USD$149*	NZD$230.87
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Milk Thistle is commonly used for all complaints of the liver as it helps to maintain normal liver function. Milk Thistle can be taken to help protect the liver against potential damage and to enhance the flow of bile from the liver and gall bladder. Because Milk Thistle may also help to stimulate the repair and growth of new liver cells it may also have a role in conditions where the liver has been damaged or weakened. Milk Thistle nutritionally supports the maintenance of normal liver function.

Formulation
Milk Thistle (Silybum marianum) 107mg standardised extract, 84% flavonolignans...................7,500mg

Directions for Use

• Adults - One capsule, twice a day (with food), or as professionally prescribed.
• Low allergy formulation.
• No added sugar, wheat, salt, corn, milk, yeast, glutens, artificial colouring, flavouring or preservatives.
• Capsules of vegetable origin.

Indications for Use
Milk Thistle may benefit anyone suffering from hepatitis and may have a role in protecting the liver against damage in general. It may benefit such conditions as alcohol-induced cirrhosis, acute hepatitis and chronic liver disease and jaundice. Almost anyone who is regularly exposed to toxic substances will benefit from taking Milk Thistle. Milk Thistle may also benefit common skin conditions related to poor liver function.

Contraindications
Not to be used during pregnancy unless under the supervision of a qualified practitioner.