

Name: Milk thistle. Silybum marianum.
The active principle of milk thistle, sylmarin, or Marian thistle is found in its seeds, and has important hepatoprotective properties, since it stimulates the detoxifying effect of liver cells as well as the regeneration of liver tissues, making it a remedy. suitable in cases of fatty liver, decompensated bilirubin, etc.
Due to its previously described properties, milk thistle also contributes to alleviating cases of mild or incipient cirrhosis. Studies have also been carried out on this seed to treat amanita phalloid poisoning ( amanita phalloides ), since the liver is one of the organs most affected by poisoning with this mushroom.
Allergen | Does it contain? | |
1.- | Cereals containing gluten and derived products (wheat, rye, barley , oats, spelled, kamut or their hybrid varieties) | N td> |
2.- | Shellfish or shellfish-based products td> | N td> |
3.- | Eggs and egg-based products td> | N td> |
4.- | Fish and fish-based products td> | N td> |
5.- | Peanuts and peanut-based products td> | N td> |
6.- | Soy and soy products td> | N td> |
7.- | Milk and its derivatives, including lactose < / td> | N td> |
8.- | Nuts (almonds, hazelnuts, walnut nuts, cashews , pecans, para chestnuts, pistachios, pine nuts, macadamia nuts, Australian walnuts or derived products) | N td> |
9.- | Celery and derived products | N td> |
10.- | Mustard and derived products | N td> |
11.- | Sesame seeds and products based on sesame seeds span> | N td> |
12.- | Sulphurous anhydride and sulphites in concentrations greater than 10 mg / kg or 10mg / L expressed as SO₂. | N td> |
13.- | Lupins and lupine-based products td> | N td> |
14.- | Mollusks and shellfish products td> | N td> |