Milk Thistle Extract (Silymarin) in Fatty Liver Detox

Protect: supports liver-cell protection

Milk Thistle Extract (Silymarin)

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Fatty Liver Detox

  • Liver Health
  • Metabolic Health

What it is

Milk thistle is the source of silymarin, a group of compounds closely associated with liver support. It is the 'protect' step of the Fatty Liver Detox approach: Protect → Defend → Balance → Support.

How it works

Silymarin supports liver-cell protection and antioxidant defence while helping maintain healthy liver function. Alongside curcuma, it also contributes to a healthy inflammatory response, one of the four pathways the formula targets.

What it supports

  • Liver-cell protection
  • Antioxidant defence
  • Healthy liver function
  • A healthy inflammatory response (with curcuma)

Why it is included

Milk thistle anchors the cellular-protection role in the formula. It is one of only four key actives, each chosen for a specific role rather than as part of a long herbal blend.

Its role in Fatty Liver Detox

Silymarin protects liver cells; Curcuma longa supports the inflammatory response; Tocotrienols add antioxidant and lipid-metabolism support; Beetroot Extract adds antioxidant and metabolic support. Four actives, four roles, one integrated formula.

About Fatty Liver Detox

The liver plays a central role in fat metabolism, antioxidant defence, inflammation management and overall metabolic health. Fatty Liver Detox is a multi-pathway nutritional support system: four focused actives, each with a defined role across fat metabolism, oxidative stress, inflammatory response and liver function.

Quality

  • Vegetarian capsules
  • GMP-certified facilities
  • Four focused, food-derived, polyphenol-rich actives

Important: Fatty Liver Detox is a nutritional supplement. It is designed to be used alongside, not instead of, medical care. Adults with diagnosed fatty liver or other medical conditions should consult a healthcare professional.

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