Milk Thistle Seed
Gaia Herbs
Overview
This product contains milk thistle seed extract standardized to 270mg of silymarins per serving. While milk thistle has traditionally been used for liver support and contains compounds with antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, the overall clinical evidence for significant improvements in liver function or other marked benefits is limited. The product may provide modest support for liver health through its antioxidant actions, but individual results are variable and may not be significant in most cases.
The Good
Contains a standardized extract ensuring consistent silymarin content
May provide mild antioxidant and anti-inflammatory support for the liver
Can easily fit into a daily routine with evening dosing
The Bad
Mild gastrointestinal issues possible in some individuals
Limited evidence for significant clinical benefits
Potential for interaction with certain medications
Is it for you?
Best For: Individuals seeking liver function support, those interested in herbal remedies
Skip If: You have underlying health conditions or are on medication without consulting a healthcare professional.
Ingredients Analysis
How to Use
Take the recommended number of vegan liquid phyto-caps daily, as per product instructions.
Daily
Anytime
As directed on label, likely with food
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