Often the question comes up, “can you reverse fatty liver disease?” Studies have shown this can be accomplished, but it does depend on the remedy and how far along the disease has progressed. Below are some important ingredients to detox this very important organ.
Milk thistle has been in use for well over 2,000 years and the effects of milk thistle have been know as far back as the Romans. It was used to treat most any toxin in the body, even snakebites. Though it was mostly used for liver ailments.
Today scientific research confirms milk thistle’s benefits come from its ability to protect against cell damage particularly in the liver, gallbladder and bile ducts. But few are aware that silybin is the active compound in milk thistle bestowing these benefits and by taking silybin over milk thistle, bioavailability is improved 10-fold.
Silybin is the active compound in Milk Thistle and has a 10x higher absorption rate.
For instance, it would require 1000mg of milk thistle to equal the benefits found in 100mg of Silybin. The bioavailability is enhanced further in the presence of phosphatidylcholine. It’s important to point out there is no study showing this water-soluble ingredient to be dangerous at high doses. When choosing a supplement to treat fatty liver or other liver ailments, coupling these ingredients should be a major consideration. This is the reason why we formulated our Hepatiben with phosphatidylcholine and Silybin at 100mg and not milk thistle.
Because the liver is involved in over 500 chemical reactions, it is further beneficial to have proper amino acids like one would find in MSM, Turmeric and NAC. Any liver product with all these ingredients would be considered a complete formulation enabling maximum liver detoxification as is the case with Hepatiben. We have done the work for our customers, so they don’t need to buy six or seven different supplements making it easier on your wallet and ease of taking them.
conclusion
Choosing a supplement with all these complimentary ingredients, as is the case in Hepatiben, gives you much greater speed and efficacy in reversing fatty liver then you will find in other products in the marketplace.
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references
- https://www.cancer.gov
- https://www.liverfoundation.org
- https://www.nleducation.co.uk
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