The final stage, once released from system overload and continuing destruction, the liver’s natural propensity to repair needs to be assisted and motivated.
Advice published by Dodson & Horrell EQUITALK Edition 3
Anecdotal evidence indicates the use of milk thistle with liver damaged horses and is being increasingly recommended by vet practices.
Milk Thistle Foster, S. 2000
Silymarin, the active component of milk thistle is reported to protect liver cells from toxin damage. It is highly probable that it blocks Pyroles from the catalytic destruction of cells
Milk Thistle Hilton Herbs company publication
10g to 15g of ground seeds per day
Milk Thistle Andrews, M. Smith, D. 2002
560mg Silymarin ( 4 x 175mg capsules of Milk Thistle - Holland and Barratt) administered twice daily incorporated into a mash of 1kg mollassed beet pellets / 5kg hot water.