60 capsules per pot

Per capsule:                                     %NRV*

Choline - 82.5mg                                             -
Biotin - 8mcg                                                16%

*NRV = Nutrient Reference Value

Also provides:

Artichoke Extract (25:1) 2.5% Cynarin (equivalent to 4800mg artichoke powder) - 192mg
Garlic Extract (Allicin 1%) of which 0.5mg Allicin - 50mg
Burdock Root Extract (4:1) (equivalent to 160mg powder) - 40mg
Parsley Leaf Extract (4:1) (equivalent to 100mg powder) - 25mg
N-Acetyl L- Cysteine (equivalent to 15mg cysteine) - 20mg
Beetroot Extract (0.3% Flavones of which 0.6mg flavones) - 20mg
Liquorice Root (Glyryrrhiza Glabra) Extract (4:1) (equivalent to 80mg powder) - 20mg
Alpha Lipoic Acid - 10mg
Beetroot Extract (10:1) (equivalent to 80mg powder) - 8mg
Fennel Seed (Foeniculum Vulgare) Extract (4:1) (equivalent to 30mg powder) - 7.5mg
Turmeric (Curcuma Longa) Extract 10:1 (95% Curcumin) - (equivalent to 50mg Turmeric powder of which 4.75mg curcuminoids) - 5mg
Ginger Root Powder - 5mg
Cayenne (Capsicum Frutescens) Extract 7:1, 100au Capsaicin - (equivalent to 30mg powder) - 4.2mg
Dandelion Root Extract 5:1 (3% Vitexin) (equivalent to 10mg powder) - 2mg

Ingredients: Choline Bitartrate; Artichoke Extract (25:1); Vegetarian Capsules Shell (Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose); Garlic Extract (10;000); Burdock Root Extract (4:1); Parsley Extract (4:1) (Maltodextrin, Parsley Extract); N-Acetyl L- Cysteine; Beetroot Extract; Liquorice Root Extract (4:1); Anti-caking Agent: Magnesium Stearate (vegetable source); Alpha Lipoic Acid; Beetroot Extract (10:1); Fennel Seed Extract (4:1); Turmeric Extract (10:1); Ginger Root Powder; Cayenne Extract (7:1); Dandelion Root Extract (5:1); Vitamin B7 D-Biotin.

Contains no added: artificial colours, flavourings, preservatives, dairy products, gluten, lactose, soya, sugar, wheat or yeast.

USAGE:

1 capsule to be taken 1 to 3 times per day, or as required.

A bit more about the ingredients...

Choline:

Choline is a water-soluble vitamin. Some animals are unable to produce choline, but must consume it through their diet to remain healthy. Humans, however, make choline in the liver. Choline contributes to normal homocysteine metabolism, normal lipid metabolism and to the maintenance of normal liver function. Click here and here for EFSA scientific opinions.

Biotin:

Biotin is a water-soluble B-vitamin, also called vitamin B7 and formerly known as vitamin H or coenzyme R. It contributes to normal energy-yielding metabolism, normal functioning of the nervous system, normal macronutrient metabolism, normal psychological function, normal hair and skin and the maintenance of normal mucous membranes. Click here and here for EFSA scientific opinions.

About the liver and body detoxification

The liver has many vital functions, including removing harmful waste products from the body, the storage of nutrients for timely energy release and maintaining vitality and well-being.

We are continually exposed to toxins - in the air we breath, in the water we drink and bathe in and in the food we eat. Our bodies are therefore continually trying to remove these toxins through our natural detoxification systems.

The primary detox organ in the body is the liver. Vital for cleansing the blood of impurities and keeping the body working well, it performs over 500 functions, including: cleaning the blood of toxins and chemicals, excreting wastes via bile, acting as a 'factory' for proteins and cholesterol, converting excess glucose to starch and excreting bile for fat digestion.

Every toxin we are exposed to (whether eaten, inhaled or absorbed) arrives at the liver. Such toxins include metabolic end products, micro-organisms, contaminants, pollutants, insecticides, pesticides, food additives, drugs and alcohol.

Working with the body’s other detoxification systems, the liver converts these toxins into a form more easily excreted.

The liver works in harmony with the body's other detox organs

Waste products are eliminated from the body via the:

• gallbladder: using bile and bowel actions
• skin: through sweat
• kidneys: through urine.

If one of the body’s detox systems is over-burdened, this also places strain on the other systems, which include the digestive system, urinary system, lymphatic system, lungs and skin.

Top tip: Alcohol is a hormone disruptor because it taxes the liver, which is responsible for eliminating excessive or waste hormones from the body. If the liver is busy dealing with breaking down alcohol, it is unable to fulfil the important role of ridding the body of waste hormones.