Swisse's Ultiboost Liver Detox Uses Medicinal Herbs
Riley von Niessen — November 25, 2019 — Lifestyle
References: swisse.au
The Ultiboost Liver Detox from Swisse is a supplement that's intended to help users maintain a healthy liver, while also preventing uncomfortable bloating and indigestion.
To create the multi-purpose supplement, Swisse looked to combine aspects of traditional medicine with modern scientific findings, using key ingredients like St. Mary's thistle, artichoke, and turmeric. As the supplement in free of added lactose, gluten, and animal products, it's suitable for consumers with a range of dietary restrictions, as well as for vegans and vegetarians.
Swisse recommends taking two tablets daily, either during or right after meals -- or as directed by a doctor. It also notes that the supplement is not suitable for those who are pregnant, or looking to become pregnant.
To create the multi-purpose supplement, Swisse looked to combine aspects of traditional medicine with modern scientific findings, using key ingredients like St. Mary's thistle, artichoke, and turmeric. As the supplement in free of added lactose, gluten, and animal products, it's suitable for consumers with a range of dietary restrictions, as well as for vegans and vegetarians.
Swisse recommends taking two tablets daily, either during or right after meals -- or as directed by a doctor. It also notes that the supplement is not suitable for those who are pregnant, or looking to become pregnant.
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