D‑Tox – Advanced Liver Detox & Daily Liver Support Formula
D‑Tox – Advanced Liver Detox & Daily Liver Support Formula*
Liver support supplement with milk thistle, NAC, dandelion and DIM to back natural detox pathways and antioxidant defenses.*
- Supports healthy liver detoxification and normal liver enzyme function already in the normal range.*
- Combines milk thistle, N‑acetylcysteine (NAC), dandelion, burdock and Oregon grape root.*
- Includes DIM to support estrogen metabolism and phase I and II detox activity in the liver.*
- Built for people focused on liver health, occasional overindulgence and seasonal detox routines.*
- Non‑GMO formula manufactured and tested in Mt. Angel, Oregon.
How D‑Tox supports liver health and detoxification*
Your liver filters blood, processes hormones and helps clear many toxins every day. D‑Tox supports those built‑in processes.*
Milk thistle and liver protection*
Milk thistle is a classic liver herb. The NCCIH milk thistle fact sheet notes long‑term use for liver and bile duct support and generally good tolerance.*
NAC and glutathione support*
NAC is a precursor to glutathione. A 2021 review in N‑Acetylcysteine and Human Health highlights its antioxidant and liver‑protective roles in multiple models.*
Dandelion, burdock and Oregon grape*
Dandelion and burdock have traditional use for liver and bile flow. A 2021 paper on dandelion in hepatoprotection research reports antioxidant and liver‑supportive effects in animal studies.*
DIM helps the body process estrogen metabolites. Reviews in NCI’s integrative therapy summaries and other work describe how plant compounds can affect detox enzymes, though evidence is still evolving.*
D‑Tox vs. LIV’R Support vs. Milk Thistle – which one fits you?
Mt. Angel offers three main liver formulas. D‑Tox is the most detox‑focused option. LIV’R Support and Milk Thistle cover different needs.*
| D‑Tox | LIV’R Support | Milk Thistle |
|---|---|---|
| Best if you want liver detox and antioxidant support with NAC, DIM and multiple detox herbs on top of milk thistle.* | Best if you want a long‑term liver health formula that also supports bile flow, fat metabolism and antioxidant status.* | Best if you want a single trusted herb for simple, daily liver support with a short label list.* |
| Popular for seasonal detox plans and focused liver programs under professional guidance.* | Popular as a daily liver base for people with higher lifestyle load or complex routines.* | Popular as a starting place when you and your clinician prefer one botanical at a time.* |
| Includes milk thistle, N‑acetylcysteine, dandelion, burdock, Oregon grape root and DIM.* | Includes milk thistle, artichoke, dandelion, Oregon grape, Schisandra, choline, L‑carnitine, methionine, inositol, chromium and Curcumin C3 Complex®.* | Concentrated milk thistle extract as a standalone ingredient.* |
| Good choice when you want “maximum liver detox support” in capsule form.* | Good choice for steady, everyday liver support with multiple complementary pathways.* | Good choice for minimalists and first‑time liver supplement users.* |
What major resources say about liver supplements
The NCCIH milk thistle overview notes that evidence for specific liver diseases is mixed, but that milk thistle is generally well tolerated in studies.
The NCCIH hepatitis C supplement fact sheet also points out that milk thistle has shown conflicting results in disease settings and should not replace medical care.
A 2021 NAC review, N‑Acetylcysteine: Impacts on Human Health , describes NAC’s antioxidant and anti‑inflammatory properties and its long medical use, while stressing that doses and indications differ by setting.
Dandelion’s liver actions are reviewed in recent articles, including a 2021 study on dandelion and liver oxidative stress and a 2025 pharmacology overview in the journal Pharmaceuticals . These focus on animal models, not treatment of human disease.
D‑Tox uses these ingredients to support normal liver function in healthy adults. It is not meant to treat liver disease or replace medical care.*
How to use D‑Tox
Adults typically take one to two capsules daily with food, or as directed by a healthcare professional.
Some people use one capsule for ongoing support. Others use two capsules during a limited detox period after consulting their clinician.*
If you also use LIV’R Support or Milk Thistle , talk with your provider about total dosing and how to rotate.
Do not use D‑Tox if you have liver disease, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or take prescription liver medications unless your doctor approves it. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
How D‑Tox fits into your Mt. Angel routine
D‑Tox is your “maximum liver detox support” formula. Many customers pair it with a multivitamin and gut support.*
- Move to LIV’R Support for long‑term, broad liver health once a focused detox period ends.*
- Choose Milk Thistle if you and your clinician prefer a single herb for ongoing support.*
- Add 3‑in‑1 Probiotic Fusion for microbiome support while you adjust diet and lifestyle during a detox season.*
- Consider Good Magnesium in the evening for muscle relaxation and regularity while your habits shift.*
D‑Tox frequently asked questions
How is D‑Tox different from LIV’R Support?
D‑Tox leans into detox and antioxidant support with NAC, DIM and multiple herbs.* LIV’R Support is a broader liver health formula that focuses more on bile flow, fat metabolism and long‑term maintenance.*
Can I use D‑Tox year‑round?
Many people use D‑Tox for shorter detox periods, then shift to LIV’R Support or Milk Thistle. Your clinician can set the best schedule for you.*
Will D‑Tox “cleanse” my liver after heavy drinking?
No supplement can erase the effects of alcohol. D‑Tox is meant to support normal liver function in healthy adults, not to treat damage.*
Who should avoid D‑Tox?
Avoid D‑Tox if you have diagnosed liver disease, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or take multiple prescriptions, unless your doctor clears it.
