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Ultra Anti-Oxidant
$45.00
Support your liver.
Pure Essentials Ultra Anti-Oxidant is formulated to protect the liver from urban living, as well as support its myriad functions. A strong, healthy liver can prevent everything from fatigue and chronic allergies to pressure headaches and skin problems.
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- Benefits
- Nutrients
- Dosage
- References
Benefits
The Pure Essentials Ultra Anti-Oxidant unique formulation includes the following features:
• Five carotenoids, each with a distinct benefit for the liver.
• Silymarin (milk thistle), in a full, 200mg dose and high-purity, bioactive (88.5%+) form, to protect the liver.
• Vitamin E in mixed, natural forms and coenzyme Q10 to stimulate energy production and cell renewal, while protecting cells from free radical damage.
• L-methionine and 99%-reduced glutathione, two potent, natural detoxifiers.
• A vegetarian, hypoallergenic formula. There are no contaminants, such as fillers, binders, or excipients.
• Synergism between the included nutritives, which further augments their benefits.
• Five carotenoids, each with a distinct benefit for the liver.
• Silymarin (milk thistle), in a full, 200mg dose and high-purity, bioactive (88.5%+) form, to protect the liver.
• Vitamin E in mixed, natural forms and coenzyme Q10 to stimulate energy production and cell renewal, while protecting cells from free radical damage.
• L-methionine and 99%-reduced glutathione, two potent, natural detoxifiers.
• A vegetarian, hypoallergenic formula. There are no contaminants, such as fillers, binders, or excipients.
• Synergism between the included nutritives, which further augments their benefits.
Nutrients

Dosage
As a dietary supplement, take one (1) to two (2) capsules with meals daily, or as directed by your health professional."
References
Valenzuela A, Aspillaga M, et al. Selectivity of silymarin on the increase of the glutathione content in different tissues of the rat. Planta Med. 1989;55:42.