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Detox is a plant complex that promotes detoxification of the body, vitality of the liver, and well-being of the digestive system.

It is the first product to offer such a concentrated mix of various plants with a global action on the hepato-digestive system. Vegetable glycerol is used to optimally extract the active ingredients that are not very soluble in water. Their assimilation is maximal compared to capsules or aqueous ampoules.

The liver is an organ with little innervation, its malfunctioning is not painful and sometimes goes unnoticed. It is the body’s purification station and the site of synthesis for many essential molecules of the body (hormones, enzymes, proteins, fatty acids, etc.). When it functions poorly, the body becomes intoxicated and metabolisms do not occur correctly, leading to a loss of vitality and tone. The importance of the liver is capital in naturopathy. A detoxification cure is recommended at the change of seasons or in support in case of various problems to ensure a healthy organism.

Milk thistle is the plant of the liver par excellence. Thanks to its active principle, silymarin, it ensures the protection of the liver, an indispensable organ for detoxifying the body, by helping to stimulate its metabolisms and regenerate its cells (hepatocytes). By stimulating the liver, milk thistle helps to control blood cholesterol levels and metabolize toxic products present in the body.

Black radish is known to stimulate the production of bile and thus help eliminate toxins from the body. It promotes good digestion and prevents the formation of stones while toning the liver. It is particularly indicated for digestive and transit problems.

Artichoke relieves digestive and hepatic disorders. The cynarin it contains is known to stimulate bile production, the vitality of the liver, and alleviate digestive heaviness.

The combination of these three plants allows Detox to have a global and effective effect on the health of the liver, gallbladder, and intestine to purify the organism.