Milk thistle in horses
In the Middle Ages, milk thistle was used against chronic liver disorders, jaundice, and intestinal problems. Especially the seeds are used in dried form of this thistle species.
Milk thistle is rich in flavanolignans, flavonoids, proteins, bitter substances, and oil.
Scientific name:
Silybum Marianum
Type:
Plant
Effect of milk thistle in horses:
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Cleansing effect on the liver
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Supportive effect on the liver
Milk thistle for the liver
Milk thistle is the herb for cleansing and supporting the liver. It prevents toxins from passing through and damaging the liver cell membranes. It also acts as an antioxidant for the liver. Milk thistle also stimulates cell metabolism and the synthesis of macromolecules in the liver.
In addition to its cleansing and restorative function, milk thistle also has an anti-inflammatory effect, reducing inflammation in the liver.