Classic Liver & Gallbladder Cleanse Drops — 2 fl oz | SpeedyVite®
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SpeedyVite® Classic Liver/Gallbladder Cleanse Drops are a concentrated herbal blend designed to support the health of the liver and gallbladder as part of a balanced, everyday routine.* The liquid format makes it simple to measure and easy to take.
Also available in capsules. Pairs well with Liver LifeBoost® Tea.
The liver and gallbladder both play key roles in handling everyday byproducts and dietary fats. Supporting these organs may help you feel more balanced within your normal routine.*
Herbal blend (organic, wildcrafted & consciously cultivated): ten herbs, listed below with what each one does.
Other ingredients: Distilled water, Alcohol (approx. 32%). Herb Strength Ratio 1:2.9.
Size: 2 fl oz glass dropper bottle, approx. 35 servings.
Every herb in this formula has a specific traditional role in liver and gallbladder wellness. Here's why each one is here.*
The gold-standard liver herb, used for centuries in traditional herbalism to support healthy liver function and natural cleansing pathways.*
Time-honored liver tonic traditionally included in formulas for gentle bile production support and everyday liver wellness.*
Traditionally used to support healthy bile flow and digestive function as part of liver and gallbladder support blends.*
A classic bitter herb traditionally used to stimulate digestive secretions, including bile.*
Warming herb traditionally included in digestive formulas for its soothing and supportive properties.*
Traditionally used to support comfortable digestion and complement liver and gallbladder blends.*
A traditional bitter herb with centuries of use in digestive and liver support formulas.*
A lesser-known but respected traditional herb used in classic liver and gallbladder formulas.*
Broadly supportive herb with traditional use in cleansing and immune-supportive formulas.*
Traditional herb included in cleansing formulas. Contains tree nuts.*
At full suggested use of 3 servings daily, one bottle lasts approx. 11-12 days. Using fewer servings daily extends the bottle.
"This product definitely works from the inside out. I use it to strengthen my liver and gallbladder. I take it first thing every morning along with the tea. I feel a difference in my energy level."
- Nettie, Verified Customer"I would highly recommend this product. Since taking it in conjunction with the blood cleanser tea and kidney/bladder tea, my energy levels and overall sense of wellbeing has skyrocketed. I've already made multiple orders. They've gained a customer for life. No hype - just results!"
- Gabbyblue, Verified Customer - multiple repeat ordersClassic Liver/Gallbladder Cleanse Drops are designed to support a wide range of wellness goals. You might find them helpful if you're:
Use Liver LifeBoost® Tea as your daily liver support beverage, then add these concentrated drops for a more intensive cleanse or when you need extra support after alcohol, rich meals, or medication use.*
Detox doesn't work if waste can't exit. Starting with Colon LifeBoost® Tea for 1-2 weeks before moving to liver support is a common and sensible approach.*
The liver purifies your blood. Pairing Liver Drops with Blood LifeBoost® Tea supports both liver filtration and healthy blood circulation for a comprehensive cleansing routine.*
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*These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to treat, diagnose, prevent or cure any disease. Discontinue use immediately if any adverse reaction occurs. Do not use past the expiration date.
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Milk thistle is a European liver and digestive herb valued for its seed-like fruits. These contain silymarin, a group of flavonolignans studied in concentrated extracts. Herbalists use the fruits in powders, tinctures and extracts, often alongside bitter digestive roots.
Ginger is a warming, aromatic rhizome valued for digestive comfort and nausea-related herbal use. Fresh slices, dried powder and extracts deliver its pungent gingerols and shogaols in different proportions. It is a familiar spice as well as a well-studied digestive herb.
Dandelion has two familiar herbal roles within one plant. Its leaf belongs to a longstanding urinary-tea tradition, while its root is a classic bitter used around appetite and digestion. Both have been food as well as herbs; roots may be simmered or roasted for a darker drink.
Fennel's so-called seeds are dried fruits prized for a sweet anise scent. Herbalists call fennel a carminative, an aromatic digestive used traditionally after meals for gas and comfort. Its fruit adds warmth and sweetness alongside bitter roots or bulk-forming seeds in a blend.
Garlic is a pungent food bulb valued in seasonal, digestive and circulatory herbal traditions. Crushing fresh cloves releases sulfur compounds responsible for its sharp character. Fresh bulb, dried powder and aged extracts offer different preparations.
Gentian root is a benchmark bitter in European herbalism. Its strong taste has traditionally been used before meals to engage appetite and digestion, often paired with aromatic spices that soften the blend. A small amount can give an entire formula its distinctly bitter edge.
Black walnut hull is the green outer covering of the fruit of Juglans nigra, a North American tree. It is rich in astringent tannins, which give plant preparations a drying, tightening quality. Its history in Eclectic and folk formulae is distinct from eating the nut or using the tree's bark.
Fringe tree is a North American tree with a focused place in nineteenth-century Eclectic herbalism. Its root bark was described as a bitter in digestive and bile-oriented formulae, meaning its taste was part of how herbalists understood its role. Modern products may use bark without specifying root bark.
Oregon grape is a western North American Berberis/Mahonia shrub whose yellow, bitter root has a place in Eclectic herbal history. Its bitterness explains its use in digestive and skin-oriented formulae of that tradition. Several closely related species have shared the common name.
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