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Nature’s Way Artichoke Extract is standardized to 5% caffeoylquinic acids. Artichoke improves digestion. Research shows this key active increases liver bile production, which assists the body with blood fat metabolism. Primarily, Artichoke is used for proper function of the digestive system (i.e. liver, stomach, and gallbladder). Though it may help clear up one’s constipation, it is not a laxative and should not be used as such.

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Cure Indigestion, Heartburn, Cholesterol, Triglyceride & Liver Problems with Artichoke Extract

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Source Naturals Artichoke Extract 500mg, 180 Tablets

Promotes fat digestion and metabolism
Dietary supplement
Standardized to 5% cynarin and 15% chlorogenic acids for maximum potency

Dietary supplement. Promotes fat digestion and metabolism. Artichoke extract stimulates bile production, promoting fat digestion and metabolism. By stimulating bile, it supports liver and gallbladder function and may help relieve occasional indigestion. Medical experts theorize that it may also inhibit activity of the cholesterol production enzyme HMG CoA Reductase to balance LDL cholesterol and triglyceride production in the liver for cardiovascular support. Source Naturals Artichoke Extract 50

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