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Silybin Lowers Harmful Cholesterol Levels
By Nicole Cutler, L.Ac.
Western medicine has not demonstrated consistent success in treating HCV, prompting many people to turn to alternative therapies. Nutritional supplements can provide valuable support to those with liver ailments, or to anyone who simply wants to maintain the health of their liver. Countless scientific, clinical studies have named milk thistle as the number one supplement chosen to help support the liver and its many functions.
Milk thistle extract, also referred to as silymarin, is composed of three parts, the most beneficial to the liver being silybin. In addition to lowering enzyme levels and contributing to the protection of liver cells, new studies are now contending that silybin also has the ability to lower levels in the body. This only seems natural given the direct relationship between maintenance and liver function.
It’s widely known that increased levels can lead to various other health problems, including cardiovascular disease, but can also negatively
affect the liver. A weakened liver will not be able to fully remove the LDL (otherwise known as “bad cholesterol”) from the bloodstream, resulting in increased levels and an increased risk for heart disease.
The liver needs optimal blood circulation throughout the body in order to function. When excessive deposits form in the bloodstream, they prevent consistent blood flow, decreasing circulation and limiting the liver’s ability to perform basic tasks.
As you may know, the liver plays a role in just about every major bodily function. Keeping our bodies healthy will only lend support to this highly valuable organ. Incorporating silybin into your daily nutritional regimen will not only be to your liver’s benefit, but will also help reduce levels in your body.
If you or someone you know has high cholesterol, take this opportunity to learn more about silybin and its cholesterol-lowering qualities. Click herehere to read the entire article.
This article was prepared for LiverSupport.com. Visit us to learn more about liver health, natural liver remediesand the benefits of milkthistle
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