ALLMAX Liver Dtox 42 Capsules

LIVER D-Tox: Ultimate liver protection when cycling or simply for cleansing and protection

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AllMax Nutrition - Liver d-tox - 42 capsules

AllMax Nutrition liver d-tox is a potent combination of clinically proven herbal extracts in their purest and most potent form, along with potent vitamin antioxidants such as vitamins C and E and selenium. Nac (n-acetyl-cysteine) is so potent that it is used in cases of liver toxicity due to paracetamol. The milk thistle extract (mte) they have obtained is not only standardized for 80% silymarin, but is also standardized for the lesser known, but highly potent silybin content 30. Mte is widely known for its proven ability to reduce liver hepatoxins and is often employed to ensure a return to a clean state.

Allmax has sourced 95% pure curcumin extract famous for its powerful detoxification and anti-oxidation functions. In animal studies, curcumin has been shown to attenuate liver injury due to ethanol, iron overdose, and carbon tetrachloride and even showed a tendency to reverse cirrhosis. Artichoke extract 5% cynarin has been included for its hepaprotective function. Katuka extract has a centuries-old tradition in Ayurvedic medicine as a liver tonic.

As athletes, there is a lot of stress on the liver and reliance on it for everything from digesting protein to clearing toxins from the blood. If you want to perform at the highest levels, you should do a 21-day liver d-tox.

Liver d-tox features:

21 day liver detox system.

Ultra-potent silybin content 30%

Rare Kurroa Picrorhiza Extract

4 Key Liver-Specific Antioxidants

The human liver is considered by many to be the most important organ. It is responsible for blood cleansing, protein synthesis, biochemical production, glycogen storage, and even plays an important role in metabolism. A very small reduction in function can result in less than optimal performance. A wide range of products out there can affect liver function, some quite dramatically. Alcohol, pharmaceutical or recreational drugs, aflatoxins, and even common over-the-counter medications such as acetaminophen in higher doses can affect the liver.