Formula Overview Hydro-ethanol extract of Taraxacum officinale leaves. Manufactured in NutraMedix's U.S. facility under cGMP standards with full identity, microbial, and heavy metal testing. A note from Evey Dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) is one of the most common, most underrated botanicals in clinical herbalism. The leaf carries bitter compounds that support the digestive and biliary system, gentle diuretic properties that support the kidneys, and a mineral profile that quietly nourishes while it works. NutraMedix uses a hydro-ethanol extraction of the leaves, which captures both the water-soluble and the lipid-soluble plant compounds. The differentiator with NutraMedix's version is the manufacturing chain. The extract is produced in their U.S. facility with stringent identity, microbial, and heavy metal testing. For a botanical that has been over-harvested and adulterated in the wider supplement world, that level of supply control matters. Dandelion fits naturally next to good water and a plant-rich dinner. The bitter taste itself is part of the mechanism, and bitters as a category have been quietly missing from the modern plate for a few generations. I use Dandelion as a daily-life botanical, the kind that sits next to good water and a plant-rich dinner rather than the kind reserved for regimen days. Think of it as a botanical reminder that simple plants, taken consistently, do more than dramatic short-term interventions. A few drops with meals or before food is a common pattern, with practitioner guidance for higher doses. Form: Liquid tincture | 2 oz Disclosure: Evey Andersen, FNP-C, MSN, APNP, CISSN, is the owner of Green Medicine of Wisconsin and recommends this product based on clinical experience. *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.
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