Burdock (Arctium lappa) is one of the foremost detoxifying herbs in Western and Chinese Medicines.  The root and seeds help cleanse the body of waste products and heavy metals.  It moves stagnant Lymph fluids with the constituents of Arctippicrin, Flavonoids of Arctiin, Tannins Polyacetylenes, volatile oil, Inulin (up to 45%) and Sesquiterpenes.  Studies in Germany (1967) and Japan (1986) showed the root of Burdock to have an antibiotic effect.  Also used to lower blood sugars, reduce tumors, helpful for skin disorders, and relax smooth muscles.

Dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) is another liver stimulant and has a long story of use in our dinner plate, salads, etc.  All the parts of the dandelion can be used, and here I use the root.  The Key Constituents of Dandelion are sesquiterpene lactones, triterpenes;Vitamins A, B, C, and D; Taraxacoside, Phenolic acids and minerals of potassium and calcium.  It aides in reducing fluid retention, detoxification, and is Bitter - used in digestive support.  Working principally on the liver and gallbladder its major therapeutic benefits include constipation, skin problems, arthritis conditions including osteoarthritis and gout.

Combined together these herbs work a power house of cleansing your liver and gallbladder, moving stagnant lymph, improving motility, lowering blood pressure, reducing swelling, detoxifying the body and improving skin issues.  Using the roots of both these plants, its steeped in organic alcohol to extract the constituents for your use.  Organic ingredients include burdock root, dandelion root, alcohol, glycerin, and distilled water.  Recommended 20 drops 2 or 3 times per day for 60 days.

 These claims have not been evaluated by the FDA.  This product is made in a Cottage-Food Operation not subject to Florida's Food Safety Regulations.  This product is not meant to treat, cure, heal, or diagnosis any disease state.

Source:  Encyclopedia of Medicinal Herbs, Andrew Chevallier, PhD; DK Publishing 1996

             The Gift of Healing Herbs, Robin Rose Bennett; North Atlantic Books, 2014