Nutrient quality
The formula provides coherent botanical breadth across liver and bile-support roles. Missing active standardization prevents a dependable potency assessment.
.Analysis
The serving includes 300 mg milk thistle, 240 mg seed extract, 240 mg dandelion, 240 mg burdock, and 180 mg artichoke. Each amount is separately disclosed, avoiding a proprietary blend.
The milk thistle extract does not state active silymarin yield, and the artichoke entry lacks marker detail. Botanical breadth is therefore clearer than active potency.
Sixty three-capsule servings last longer than the smaller package, but capsule burden remains high. It is best suited to users who prefer a broad herb formula over a concentrated standardized extract.
Pros
Every botanical amount is disclosed 240 mg milk thistle seed extract Sixty servings Coherent herb combination No proprietary blend
Cons
No silymarin standardization Artichoke markers are absent Three capsules per serving Higher serving cost No absorption support
Warnings
Dandelion and artichoke may be unsuitable with bile-duct obstruction or symptomatic gallstones. Milk thistle and dandelion may trigger reactions in people sensitive to ragweed-family plants. The multi-herb serving may cause digestive discomfort in sensitive users.
