Flordis Legalon

A different way to protect and support healthy liver function.

Legalon contains a clinically researched extract of Silybum marianum (Milk thistle) referred to as MZ 80. This exclusive formula has been shown in clinical studies to support healthy liver function by exhibiting an antioxidant action while supporting the body’s healthy detoxification processes.1-4

Legalon supports liver health to relieve weariness, feelings of weakness and fatigue, assist in anti-inflammatory processes, decrease abdominal feeling of fullness, and relieve nausea.

• Protect the liver and act as an antioxidant - By supporting healthy liver function and helping reduce free radical formation and damage to body cells.1-4
• Support liver health - To relieve weariness, feelings of fatigue, and assist in anti-inflammatory processes.1-3
• Maintain natural liver detoxification processes - By supporting normal elimination processes in the body1,3,4

Legalon® contains an exclusive extract from the plant, Silybum marianum, more commonly known as Milk thistle. The specific extract used in Legalon – known as MZ 80 – is made using a patented production process and has been extensively researched in clinical trials and scientific studies over the past few decades.1-8

Adults: Take 1 capsule 3 times daily or as advised by a health professional.

For best results take Legalon for a minimum of 2 months, or as recommended by your healthcare professional.

Your health professional can help you decide whether Legalon is right for you. It is always best to discuss all of your symptoms with your health professional to determine whether Legalon is a suitable option for you and how to use it.

Legalon is well tolerated based on decades of clinical research and use worldwide. It may be used long term as recommended by your healthcare professional.

Always read the label. Follow the directions for use. If symptoms persist, talk to your health professional.

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8. Butorova et al., Exp Clin Gastroenterol 2010; 3:85-91.