#carsil

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Carsil Silymarin consolidating effect on the cell membrane protecting the liver from harmful impacts and facilitating the recovery of the impaired liver cells.

Carsil Silymarin consolidating effect on the cell membrane protecting the liver from harmful impacts and facilitating the recovery of the impaired liver cells.

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Carsil is a product of plant origin. The active component of Carsil Silymarin is derived from Silybum Marianum (Milk Thistle). Silymarin, as the plant active ingredient of Carsil has well documented benefits with hepatoprotective and antioxidative action, with a consolidating effect on the cell membrane, thus protecting the liver from harmful impacts and facilitating the recovery of the impaired liver cells.

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Carsil Silymarin Patient Details

Carsil intake in adults: As a prophylactic: 2-3 tablets daily. In light and moderately severe cases 1-2 tablets three times daily. In severe forms of illness 2-3 tablets three times daily. Carsil is characterized by a very good resorption and tolerance. No side effects are observed with therapeutic doses.

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Carsil Silymarin Clinical Studies

Carsil is appropriate in patients with liver steatosis, chronic hepatitis, hepatic cirrhosis, toxic metabolic liver damage, liver adipose degeneration, but also as a hepatoprotective agent in case of administration of liver-loading substances.

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Carsil Silymarin Pharmacokinetic Studies

The results of the pharmacokinetic studies of Carsil, performed on laboratory animals and healthy volunteers after oral administration in doses of 0.20 and 100 mg/kg, and intravenous administration in doses of 20, 40 and 100 mg/kg, indicated an intensive distribution of the drug in the human body. 

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Carsil Silymarin Pharmacological Studies

Studies on laboratory animal models of liver intoxication, comparable to the human liver diseases, have been performed in order to prove the hepatoprotective effect of Carsil.

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Carsil Silymarin Mechanism of Action

The anti-hepatotoxic effect of Silymarin is associated with the competitive interaction with the receptors of the relevant toxins in the hepatocyte membrane, and with a more general action of protective nature (Vogel 1975).

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Carsil Silymarin Natural Product for Liver Conditions

Empirical formula:

C25H22O10

Chemical name:

3,5,7-Trihydroxy-2-hydroxy-3methoxyphenyl-3-(hydroxymethil-1,4-benzodioxan-6-yl)-4-chromanone.

Structural formula of silybin (INN - Silibinin):

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