Desmodium Extract

Desmodium capsules with high dose extract

Desmodium (Desmodium adscendens) is a traditionally used plant that grows in the humid tropical climate of Equatorial Africa and South America. It can be used in a variety of ways and has been valued and used for centuries.

In the capsules of effective nature is the highly concentrated leaf extract of the plant, already three capsules a day are enough to absorb the recommended daily dose and provide you with 750 mg Desmodium leaf extract, of which 3.8 mg are Vitexin. Vitexin is a plant substance from the group of flavonoids.

Use of Desmodium

Especially in the context of a colon and liver cure, the different extracts of various plants offer themselves as a purely natural supplement to take. Desmodium joins the ranks of plants known in this country, such as milk thistle or artichoke.

Its reputation may precede it, this still relatively unknown plant. But more and more often its wonderful extract is now also used in our country. Desmodium starts its triumphal procession with health-conscious people now also in this country!  

Desmodium can, of course, also be used on a regular basis as an herbal supplement.

 

How to take Desmodium correctly

We recommend taking three capsules daily with a glass of water. Do not exceed the specified amount to be consumed. A combined intake with milk thistle and artichoke can be useful. In this case, the Desmodium capsules can continue to be dosed with 3 capsules per day. This is supported by 2 capsules of milk thistle extract and up to 6 capsules of the artichoke extract.

The liver - more than just a detoxification organ

Sure: The most important task of the liver is to cleanse the organism from unwanted harmful substances - this is what this organ is known for. But beyond that, the function of the liver includes numerous other tasks that quickly make it clear why optimal well-being of this organ is so important. The liver produces bile, processes fats and proteins, and stores glucose, as well as vitamins and minerals - all the time, around the clock. The liver is involved in more than 500 processes - the organ is correspondingly complex. However, excessive exposure to toxins and pollutants - whether they come from the diet or are caused by environmental pollution - can damage the liver in the long term and limit its function.

 

A conscious lifestyle and a diet that supports the liver are therefore important, especially in this day and age, in order to nurture and care for the condition of this detoxification organ. Fortunately, the liver has the wonderful ability to regenerate itself - provided it is given the right building blocks to do so.