Find Uses of Silymarin
Silibinin
A powerful liver protector, silymarin is extracted from the herb milk thistle, which has been used for centuries to treat liver diseases. The active ingredients in milk thistle are several types of flavonoids (potent antioxidants), jointly known as silymarin.
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It guards the liver from oxidative damage. It also protects the liver against the effects of drugs, alcohol, toxins, and promotes the growth of new liver cells. It increases the levels of glutathione; a powerful antioxidant enzyme that is produced in the liver.
Scientists at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, have also found that silymarin stops the growth of breast cancer cells, both within tumors, and before imbedding themselves in other organs of the body.
Formulation
The best formulation available is silipide, which is a chemical combination of silybin, the main active ingredient in silymarin, with phosphatidylcholine, the principal active ingredient in soy lecithin. The soy lecithin component of silipide helps with the absorption, and the delivery of 97% of silymarin to the tissues where it is needed.
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