Menu
Shopping cart
This is the Header Notice module, use it for promotional or other important messages.
×

Semilla de Cardo Mariano (Excelente protector hepático)

Cardo Mariano Seeds

Semilla de Cardo Mariano (Excelente protector hepático)
2.00€
Semilla de Cardo Mariano (Excelente protector hepático)
  • Availability: In Stock
  • Brands Jarad
  • Model 923
Tags: Cardo , Mariano , Seeds , Jarad
2.00€

Available Options

Pide por teléfono
95 513 24 03
Horario de Lunes a Viernes de 07:00 a 15:00


Entrega gratuita para pedidos superiores de 50€ (España Peninsular)

Elije tu forma de pagar
                      
Tags: Cardo , Mariano , Seeds , Jarad
Milk thistle seeds come from the aloe plant that grows naturally in most of Europe. Along with other types of thistle, milk thistle is part of the natural diet of goldfinches and is one of their favorite seeds. Besides being part of their diet, milk thistle properties make it especially recommended for both the goldfinch as wild canaries and other birds of similar power.
Milk thistle seeds are rich in flavonoids which are natural pigments that protect plants but have beneficial for animals and in this case for birds properties.
 
Properties of milk thistle:

 Antioxidant that protect cells from damage caused by free radicals that tend to oxidize cellular structures.
 Anticancer properties.
 Improve blood circulation and heart function.
 Decrease cholesterol levels
 Protect the liver, stomach and gallbladder of toxins.
 Source of fatty acids are an important source of energy.

In canaries and goldfinches the use of milk thistle stimulates appetite, helps restore and maintain intestinal balance and is a natural protector of liver when administered dyes to accentuate the red tones of the plumage.

The 1kg format is a repackaged presentation of the original product as the manufacturer does not have this format available.

Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industry's standard dummy text ever since the 1500s, when an unknown printer took a galley of type and scrambled it to make a type specimen book.