Lamberts Artichoke extract 8000mg 180tbs - used to help ease the discomfort in the upper abdomen

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Lamberts Artichoke extract 8000mg 180tbs - used to help ease the discomfort in the upper abdomen

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Artichoke’s use as a herb was first documented in the 4th century BC. The herb belongs to the plant family Asteraceae, which includes milk thistle. Also known as globe artichoke, the plant produces large purple and green flower heads and is distinct from Jerusalem Artichoke, the edible root vegetable.

Traditionally, artichoke has been used to help ease the discomfort in the upper abdomen or lower chest experienced by some people after eating. Modern research has led to practitioners extending its use to patients experiencing disrupted bowel health, and for those with impaired fat digestion.

It is the leaves of the artichoke plant that contain the active compounds, the most important one being cynarin. Lamberts® Artichoke is a high potency artichoke extract standardised upon 5% cynarin, to give a relevant level of 16mg cynarin per tablet.

NDA Ref. No: 67440/08-10-2015

Product Information	Each tablet delivers
Artichoke	8000mg (as 320mg of a 25:1 extract)
	providing Cynarin 16mg

Tableted with: DiCalcium Phosphate, Cellulose, Tablet Coating (H. Methylcellulose, Colours: Titanium Dioxide, Curcumin, Copper Chlorophyllin & Iron Oxide, Glycerin), Silicon Dioxide, Magnesium Stearate, Crosslinked Cellulose Gum.

Usage
Suitable for vegetarians.

Disintegration time: Less than 1 hour.

Usage: Take 1-2 tablets a day with a meal or as directed.

Note: Alternatively 2 tablets can be taken prior to a fatty meal to encourage digestive ease.

Storage instructions: To be stored in a cool dry place and protected from light.

Allergen advice: None.

Cautions: This product is not recommended for pregnant or lactating women.

180tabs.

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