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contribute to the development of degenerative conditions. Bile is made in the liver but stored in the gall bladder. Bile
is produced in the liver from cholesterol. It is stored in the gallbladder which is situated just below the liver. The
gallbladder is connected to the cystic duct which opens in the small intestine. The gall bladder receives the bile from
liver through the common bile duct which is formed by the union of two hepatic ducts. The bile is then concentrated
to more than ten times in the gallbladder. It is released in to the small intestine in response to the stimulation by fatty
food. Bile’s function is to breakdown fats into microscopic droplets. This emulsification helps digestion by increasing
greater surface area for better absorption. Then the pancreas would produce pancreatic lipase to break down the fat
into glycogen and fatty acids.
Ingredient Details
Silymarin from Milk Thistle - Milk thistle is the
most widely recognized natural remedy for liver
health and support. It has been shown in scientific
studies to not only
protect liver cells, but
also to help regenerate
healthy ones. Milk
Thistle blocks toxins
from entering the liver,
helps remove toxins
from the liver and
regenerates liver cells.
Lipase – A vegetarian enzyme the digests dietary
fat into useable fatty acids. High Cholesterol,
hardening of the arteries, poor immune function
and liver congestion, among other conditions, have
all been linked to improper utilization of fats. With
the lipase in Transfer-Tox™, the body’s ability to
properly use fats is naturally and safely supported.
Black Currant Extract –
Black Currants are the
richest source of Gamma
Linolenic Acid (GLA).
Black Currant extract is
used to adjust the fatty
acid profile in the diet.
While the body is capable
of synthesizing GLA from
linoleic acid this conversion is impaired in cases of
liver dysfunction.
Barberry Bark Powder- Barberry bark comes from
the barberry plant. This shrub produces yellow
flowers and bares small red fruit. The bark of this
shrub holds many
beneficial properties.
The alkaloids berberine,
beramine, and oxyacantha
can all be found within the barberry bark. The bark is a natural antibacterial
and anti-inflammatory. It has shown to improve the overall function of the
immune system. Barberry is an excellent for correcting liver function and
promoting the flow of bile. Barberry is suggested when there is an
inflammation of the gallbladder or the presence of gall stones. Barberry acts
on the gallbladder to improve bile flow and alleviate conditions such as