Powerful Formulas
- Formula for the liver
- Contains milk thistle, artichoke and curcumin
- Formula for the liver
- Contains berberine, milk thistle, burdock root and chicory
- Formula for the liver
- With herbal extracts, amino acids, minerals and vitamin C
6 Best Supplements for the Liver
Curcuma supports digestion and the liver. Pay close attention to the absorbability of the specific extracts.
Several raw material manufacturers have developed special milk thistle extracts that are highly absorbable and provide higher blood levels of active silymarin and its isomers.
Artichoke extract is very healthy. It contains the healthy caffeoylquinic acid that contributes to normal cholesterol levels and is good for the cardiovascular system and liver.
Choline is an important (semi-)essential nutrient. It provides methyl groups for the synthesis of SAMe (S-adenosylmethionine).
The herb Berberis aristata has positive effects on cardiovascular, cholesterol, liver and blood sugar regulation. Its main active ingredient is the substance berberine.
More Formulas for the Liver
- Formula for the liver
- Standardized extracts with 80% silymarin and 20% curcuminoids
- Formula for the liver and digestion
- Contains a patented probiotic blend supplemented with artichoke and chicory
- Formula for the liver
- Contains, among other things, milk thistle, choline and inositol
- Formula for the liver
- Contains, among other things, milk thistle, choline and inositol
- Formula for the liver
- Contains milk thistle, (white) horse chestnut and greater celandine
- Formula for the liver
- According to traditional Tibetan recipe
- Berbevis® Berberine Phytosome
- More than 9 times better absorbable than other berberines
- Contains an optimal balance of B vitamins
- Better absorbable and more effective
- Phytosome Meriva® extract - free from soy
- Contains 500 mg of turmeric extract per capsule
- Multi for fertility, pregnancy and lactation
- Without additives that hinder absorption or cause allergies
- A.M. and P.M. formula in one product (2x 90 capsules)
- Very suitable for athletes
- Formula for the joints
- Contains MSM, glucosamine, boswellia, curcuma and bromelain
- For adults - tablets
- Enough for 1-6 months
- The multi for fifty plus
- Enough for 2 months
- First choice for liver & bile
- 6x better absorption by phytosome technology
- Advanced top multi with optimal dosages
- Enough for 1-2 months
The liver is the organ that cleanses and protects our body from harmful substances. As such, it gets a lot to endure. Therefore, it is important to take extra good care of the liver. Specific supplements can help with this.
In addition to the well-known liver supplements such as Milk Thistle, Turmeric and Artichoke, we have two extra powerful formula supplements from Thorne. See here/below.
What is the Liver?
The liver (hepar) is located at the top of the abdominal cavity on the right side, it is heaviest organ of our body and is fused with the diaphragm (diaphragm). The organ is divided into two lobes and is protected by the ribs.
Galbladder
At the back of the liver is the gallbladder. Each day the liver produces a little more than half a liter of bile, which is necessary for fat digestion. Bile is stored in the gallbladder, water is extracted from it, making it more concentrated. Without bile, the fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E and K cannot be absorbed.
Under the influence of the hormone cholecystokinin, the gallbladder is emptied. This hormone is produced by the wall of the duodenum (duodenum). This hormone additionally stimulates the pancreas (pancreas) to the secretion of digestive enzymes.
Portic artery
The largest blood supply enters the liver through the portal vein, this comes from the intestines and is rich in nutrients. In addition, oxygen-rich blood enters the liver through the hepatic artery.
What does the Liver do?
In addition to filtering the blood of toxic and harmful substances such as drugs, the liver has a number of other functions. The liver plays an important role in the regulation of blood sugar levels. Excess glucose in the blood is converted under the influence of insulin and stored (temporarily) as glycogen in the liver and muscles. Should the blood sugar level drop, the stored glycogen can be converted back into glucose that is released into the blood under the influence of glucagon.
The storage of iron and vitamins also takes place in the liver. In addition, it plays an important role in protein metabolism, fat metabolism, detoxification and hormone breakdown.
Written by: Liesbeth Thoen
Reviewed and edited by: Peter Smeets
Updated: January 15, 2022