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The final stage, once released from system overload and continuing destruction, the liver’s natural propensity to repair needs to be assisted and motivated. |
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Advice published by Dodson & Horrell EQUITALK Edition 3 |
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Anecdotal evidence indicates the use of milk thistle with liver damaged horses and is being increasingly recommended by vet practices. |
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Milk Thistle Foster, S. 2000 |
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Silymarin, the active component of milk thistle is reported to protect liver cells from toxin damage. It is highly probable that it blocks Pyroles from the catalytic destruction of cells |
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Milk Thistle Hilton Herbs company publication |
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10g to 15g of ground seeds per day |
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