Together HealthMilk Thistle Full Spectrum Food Supplement 60 capsules

"Together Health's Milk Thistle supplement is a high-concentration, full-spectrum extract, crafted from carefully-sourced ingredients that are highly effective. This powerful formula contains an impressive 80% Silymarin extract, equivalent to 9,850mg of Milk Thistle per daily dose. Each capsule contains the complete range of natural constituents found in milk thistle, including silybin (making up 50-70% of silymarin), isosilybin, silychristin, and silydianin. What sets this formula apart is its enhanced absorption. Standard milk thistle supplements often have poor bioavailability due to their limited solubility in the digestive system. This unique formula includes a Silybin Phospholipid Complex, which increases bioavailability up to 10-fold compared to standard silymarin. Together Health has also added piperine (black pepper extract), which has been shown to increase the absorption of milk thistle actives by up to 365%, ensuring maximum potential from each dose. Milk thistle has been valued for centuries for its traditional uses, and this formula works in harmony with your body's own systems to support natural balance and vitality. The liver plays fundamental roles in metabolism and digestion, making milk thistle a time-honoured choice for those looking to support their overall wellbeing. What makes Together Health's Milk Thistle special: - Phospholipid Complex for 10-fold increased bioavailability - High-concentration full-spectrum extract, equivalent to 9,850mg Milk Thistle - Complete with all the natural constituents of the herb - High-potency 80% Silymarin extract - Piperine improves Milk Thistle absorption by up to 365% - Never any artificial additives or processing aids - Made with simple chemical-free processes - Easy to take - Plastic-free & compostable packaging - Certified vegan & cruelty-free - Gentle on the stomach - Free from Wheat; Soya; Gluten; Dairy; GM Ingredients - Third-party batch tested - Manufactured to ISO / GMP / BRC accreditation"