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description supports liver function with artichoke dandelion li gmp quality assured a dietary supplement vegetarian formula silymarin silybum marianum also known as milk thistle is an herb that is well documented in early traditional herbal medicine studies abroad and in the u s have indicated that constituents in silymarin may help to support the healthy liver function suggested use as a dietary supplement take 1 vcap 1 to 3 times daily consider taking this product in combination with now modif

Immunity & Liver Health Milk Thistle is native to the Mediterranean, southern Russia, Asia and northern Africa. This edible plant belongs to the sunflower family and has traditionally used for centuries for various liver related illnesses and digestive problems. It was during the 1600's that it was discovered that Milk Thistle is effective for assisting with liver health but it wasn't until the 60's that scientists named the healing active ingredients 'silymarin'. Excessive alcohol intake and an unhealthy lifestyle can prevent the liver from doing it's many essential jobs effectively, including: Producing bile, detoxifying the body and breaking down pollutants like alcohol and nicotine. Sylmarin plays a vital role in strengthening and renewing the liver cells. It also acts as an antioxidant to stop free radicals from damaging your liver and body. By supplementing your diet with Milk Thistle, you will be giving your liver the helping hand it may need! Fortis Health's Milk Thistle Extract has one of the highest concentrations of Sylmarin per tablet (304mg), have a look for yourself. Fortis Health's unbeatable quality Milk Thistle is Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) Approved for complete quality assurance, and is tested at 7 stages of production to ensure complete purity. A statement most other brands can't make! Milk Thistle use is not recommended if you have an allergy to the daisy family

Milk thistle is also known as Marian Thistle, St. Marys Thistle and Our Ladys Thistle. It is a tall herb with prickly leaves and a milky sap, and belongs to the sunflower family.