Liver Support with Milk Thistle
Nature's Craft
Overview
This Liver Support supplement combines milk thistle with a variety of other herbs and nutrients that are traditionally used to promote liver health. While milk thistle, the primary ingredient, has shown some promise in supporting liver function, the remaining ingredients are included in relatively low doses and have limited clinical evidence. The inclusion of a proprietary blend obscures the specific amounts of several ingredients, making it difficult to assess the overall effectiveness of the product.
The Good
Contains Milk Thistle, Known for Liver Support
Includes Additional Herbs with Potential Antioxidant Properties
Convenient Capsule Form
The Bad
Insufficient Dosing of Active Ingredients
Potential Allergic Reactions
Risk of Interactions with Medications
Is it for you?
Best For: Individuals seeking general liver health support, those exposed to environmental toxins, or occasional alcohol consumers.
Skip If: You are pregnant, nursing, have a pre-existing medical condition, or are taking prescription medications without consulting a healthcare professional.
Ingredients Analysis
Zinc
30 mgCholine
12 mgMilk Thistle
200 mgBeetroot
50 mgDandelion
50 mgChicory
50 mgYarrow
50 mgJujube Fruit Extract
50 mgProprietary Blend
512 mgHow to Use
Typically 1-2 capsules daily, taken with a meal and water. Follow specific label instructions.
Daily
Morning or Evening
With food
Who Should Use This
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