MILK THISTLE SEED

The leaves, fruits and seeds of milk thistle have been used for centuries as a natural predatory agent. Milk thistle is one of the world’s most powerful liver detoxifying agents. Many individuals have seen dramatic improvement using milk thistle for various health issues. The active antioxidant compound within milk thistle is the flavonoid complex called Silymarin. This antioxidant is one of the most powerful liver detoxifying agents. It helps to boost glutathione and superoxide dismutase, which are two of the bodies master super antioxidants. One study found that silymarin increased glutathione content in the intestines and liver by up to 50 percent. Boosting glutathione helps promote intestinal health.*

KALE

Kale is considered one of the most nutritious vegetables in the world and is known as the “original superfood.” Kale contains high amounts of sulfur and dietary fiber. Sulfur is actually the third most abundant mineral in the body and aids fat digestion and absorption, and the regulation of blood sugar. Aside from being great detoxifiers, sulfur and fiber also maintain weight in normal levels. This fact, coupled with its low calorie and fat content, makes kale an effective food to maintain weight in normal levels.

CHLOROPHYLLIN

Chlorophyll has been used traditionally to improve bad breath and other forms of body odor. More recently chlorophyll has been used to aid in the removal of various toxins via the liver and remains a key compound for improving the function of essential detoxification pathways.*

BLACK CUMIN SEED

Hundreds of studies have been conducted on black cumin which have shown that compounds from the seeds help support the bodies immune system. Black Cumin Seeds contain over 100 chemical compounds, including some yet to be identified. In addition to what is believed to be the primary active ingredient, crystalline nigellone, black cumin seeds contain: thymoquinone, beta sitosterol, myristic acid, palmitic acid, palmitoleic acid, stearic acid, oleic acid, linoleic acid, linolenic acid, arachidonic acid, protein, vitamin B1, vitamin B2, vitamin B3, folic acid, calcium, iron, copper, zinc, and phosphorous.

SPIRULINA

Spirulina is one of the most widely studied foods on the planet. In fact, studies in the last decade alone have shown that the regular consumption of spirulina can help enhance brain function, help improve white blood cell count, stimulate antibodies, boost liver health and more. Spirulina can also help almost any nutrient deficiency due to its incomparable concentrations of vitamins and minerals.*

CHLORELLA

Chlorella, derived from single-celled algae, has long been eaten in numerous Asian countries and is a true “superfood.” Chlorella is a nutritional powerhouse. It is approximately 60 percent protein, providing the same quality of protein as eggs. It is also a good source of lipid-soluble vitamins, choline, essential minerals and fiber.

DANDELION

Dandelion roots, sap and leaves are powerful ways to help keep the body healthy, ranging from improving liver function to combating skin conditions. Dandelion has been used successfully across a variety of cultures, for several applications. It’s no secret that it’s an excellent way to keep the body healthy.*

ALOE VERA

Ancient Egyptians dubbed aloe vera the “plant of immortality”. The earliest recorded use of aloe vera by humans goes back to 16th century B.C. Aloe vera can be a powerful agent when taken internally. It can help soothe the digestive and/or intestinal system.*

CRANBERRY SEED

One of the most nutritious parts of cranberry is the seed. The oil from the cranberry seed contains high levels of polyunsaturated and monounsaturated fatty acids, phospholipids, phytosterols and large amounts of antioxidants that offer a variety of health benefits.