Nutrient quality
Milk thistle provides a relevant core with several complementary pathways. Token-sized secondary actives and missing standardization make the crowded formula less convincing.
.Analysis
The formula lists 372 mg milk thistle seed extract alongside dandelion, parsley, burdock, and black radish. NAC, betaine, and alpha-lipoic acid add non-botanical pathways, with every amount shown separately.
Many additions are modest, including 50 mg NAC, 50 mg betaine, and 20 mg alpha-lipoic acid. The milk thistle extract also lacks an active silymarin percentage.
Forty-five two-capsule servings offer reasonable value for a broad blend. It suits users prioritizing variety, while focused doses of NAC or standardized silymarin would require different products.
Pros
All ingredient amounts are listed 372 mg milk thistle extract Includes NAC and betaine Coherent botanical combination No proprietary blend
Cons
No silymarin percentage NAC is modest at 50 mg Alpha-lipoic acid is modest at 20 mg Only forty-five servings Breadth exceeds dose depth
Warnings
Dandelion may be unsuitable for people with bile-duct obstruction or symptomatic gallstones. Milk thistle and dandelion may trigger reactions in people sensitive to ragweed-family plants. Alpha-lipoic acid may lower blood glucose, which matters for users of glucose-lowering medicines.
