Livarix Ingredients
Livarix contains 8 fully disclosed ingredients, led by a 300mg Turmeric dose with no hidden proprietary blend.
Each dose is printed on the label, a meaningfully more transparent practice than many competing liver formulas.
Eight ingredients, fully disclosed doses
What distinguishes this label from many competitors is transparency: every ingredient amount is printed, led by a substantial 300mg Turmeric dose. See our full piece on reading a liver formula label for why this is a meaningfully better practice than a hidden proprietary blend.
All 8 ingredients, one by one
Turmeric — 300mg, root
The single most substantial ingredient in the formula. Contains curcumin, studied for its association with reduced liver inflammation, antioxidant protection and support for liver cell regeneration.
Beet Root — 200mg
Studied for its association with the liver's Phase 2 detoxification enzymes and bile flow support.
Dandelion — 100mg, leaf
Traditionally used to stimulate bile production and flow. Background is summarised in a review of dandelion phytochemistry indexed on PubMed.
Artichoke Extract — 50mg, standardized to 5% cynarin
Studied for its association with liver cell regeneration and bile production.
Ginger — 50mg, root
Studied for its association with digestive support and reduced liver inflammation. Also has documented interactions with blood-thinning medication — see our medication section below.
Milk Thistle — 50mg
Contains silymarin, studied for its association with hepatocyte regeneration and healthy liver enzyme levels. See our full piece on Milk Thistle and liver cells.
Alfalfa — 20mg, leaf
A traditional botanical included for general detoxification support. Its specific role in this formula isn't supported by a dedicated study we identified.
L-Cysteine HCl — 10mg
An amino acid studied for its association with supporting the body's natural glutathione levels, the body's primary antioxidant.
What to discuss with your doctor first
If you take blood-thinning medication, show this ingredient list to your doctor before starting — both Ginger and Milk Thistle carry documented interaction considerations. Turmeric has also been associated with contact dermatitis in some individuals.
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