TrueBasics Liver Detox Tablet
Manufacturer
Bright Lifecare Pvt. Ltd.
Key Information
Short Description
TrueBasics Liver Detox Tablet is a liver support supplement that protects the liver by preventing the entry of toxic substances and helps repair damaged liver cells.
Dosage Form
Tablet
Introduction
TrueBasics Liver Detox Tablet is a scientifically formulated supplement that protects the liver by preventing the entry of toxic substances and helps repair damaged liver cells. It contains PHOSPHOcomplex silybin, a complex of silybin and phosphatidylcholine, which protects the liver by conserving the natural glutathione level (antioxidant) and repairs damaged liver cell membranes. The supplement also contains other herbal extracts that provide additional benefits for liver and digestive health.
Directions for Use
Take one tablet daily, at bedtime or as directed by your dietician. Or as advised by your healthcare practitioner.
How it works
PHOSPHOcomplex silybin protects the liver by conserving the natural glutathione level (antioxidant) and repairs damaged liver cell membranes.
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Frequently asked questions
When should I take Liver Detox?
Liver Detox must be taken at bedtime.
What is silybin?
Silybin is the major constituent of milk thistle plant extract, used traditionally for the treatment of liver diseases.
What is PHOSPHOcomplex silybin?
PHOSPHOcomplex silybin is a complex of silybin and phospholipids, which has a much higher bioavailability than silybin alone.
What are the early signs of liver damage?
Early signs of liver damage include abdominal pain, dark-colored urine, pale/bloody/tar-colored stool, chronic fatigue, nausea or vomiting, and yellowing of eyes and skin.
