Boost Liver Health With Dandelion

Boost Liver Health With Dandelion
by Christelle Smith

gallstones and hepatitis. Dandelion also has a high content of the B vitamin choline,
which is used in supplements that boost liver function. These supplements are known
as lipotropic or fat metabolizing supplements and often contain a mixture of
dandelion and milk thistle.

Taking dandelion supplements along with an iron supplement will help your liver to
absorb the minerals needed to combat anaemia.

Drinking a cup of tea brewed from the dried roots or leaves of this herbal medicine is
a healthy alternative to conventional laxatives and diuretics as dandelion leaves are
high in potassium and will stop your potassium levels from being depleted whilst
relieving water retention and bloating.

If you are on a diet and looking for a safe and natural way to detox, drinking this
herbal tea is a very good option.

Women who suffer from endometriosis will find relief using dandelion supplements as
this herb assists the liver to remove excess estrogen from your body, thereby
helping to maintain healthy hormone levels.

Please consult your medical practitioner prior to using any herbal medications should
you be under their care.

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Christelle Smith

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When people think of dandelion, they
usually think of a persistent weed
that has yellow flowers and fluffy
white seeds that children like to play
with. The truth is that folk healers and
herbalists alike have used dandelion
for centuries to treat liver and
digestive problems. This herb is
grown commercially in Europe and
both the roots and the leaves are
used in herbal medicine.

Bile production and flow from the liver
and the gallbladder is increased by
this herbal remedy and this helps to
treat conditions such as jaundice,

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The content on
this website is for educational purposes only. Please consult with your physician before using natural
remedies and before making any drastic changes to your diet or exercise program.