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New Roots Liver Milk Thistle, Liver formula nutritionally supports the liver’s ability to maintain normal liver function. The nutrients in Liver have shown positive effects in treating nearly every known form of liver disease due to their ability to inhibit the factors responsible for liver damage. These nutrients have tonic properties aiding the spleen, pancreas, and kidneys.
The liver also helps dissolve kidney and gallbladder stones, stimulates liver cell reproduction, and is good for hepatitis, jaundice, anemia, acne, and skin conditions.
A proper functioning liver will result in beautiful, young-looking skin, free from blemishes and age spots, as it has a large impact on the health of your skin, and by a clearer vision, as the health of the eyes is dependent on the health of the liver.
Other nutrients in the Liver act as potent antioxidants, inhibiting lipid peroxidation in liver cells. They also contain water-soluble peptides rich in methionine; this sulfur-containing amino acid has strong antioxidant properties that detoxify the liver, aiding it in the process of rejuvenation.
We’ve formulated Livre as a complete formula to help support liver function, that way your liver can continue its job: helping eliminate depression, headaches, and unhealthy skin due to excessive toxins.

New Roots Ginger, Ginger is one of the most widely used roots, both for culinary purposes and for medicinal ones. Recent medical studies have confirmed the ancient uses of ginger as a carminative, cholagogues, antitussive, and diaphoretic, as well as to help the absorption of other remedies throughout the body.
Most of the medicinal effects of ginger appear to be due to its pungent components, which are standardized in our capsules. Recent research published in The Lancet and other prestigious journals have confirmed the traditional uses for ginger; ginger was found more effective than drugs at treating motion sickness and nausea. Ginger is able to calm the stomach, promote bile flow, and improve the appetite. Ginger is also known for its expectorant action on the upper respiratory tract, suppressing coughs, and encouraging the release of mucus and phlegm. With its diaphoretic action, promoting sweating and increasing circulation, it is additionally useful for colds and low-grade fevers. Ginger tea has long been a standard remedy for sore throats, colds, and flu. Recent studies have found that ginger lowers blood cholesterol and reduces blood clotting. The pungent compound gingerol has been found to have a structure similar to that of the well-known anticoagulant aspirin, which may explain the similar effect that the two compounds have on prostaglandins. Ginger is also a very effective antibiotic agent and a strong antioxidant.
Ginger is used for nausea, vomiting, motion sickness, vertigo, morning sickness, loss of appetite, stomach ache, dyspepsia, flatulence, indigestion, bile flow, colds, coughs, influenza, fevers, and high cholesterol, as well as an antioxidant, as an anticoagulant, and to thin the blood.

New Roots Wild Omega-3, Molecularly distilled, pharmaceutical-grade, pure fish oil sourced only from anchovies and sardines. High-potency Wild Omega EPA 660mg DHA 330mg fish oil helps improve cognitive function, supports heart health, and reduces inflammation. 

Fish oil is probably the most important dietary source of omega‑3 fatty acids, which are vital nutrients. Omega‑3 fatty acids are one type of essential fatty acids, special fats that the body needs as much as it needs vitamins. Much of the research into the potential therapeutic benefits of omega‑3 fatty acids began when studies of the Inuit people found that, although their diets contain an enormous amount of fat from fish, seals, and whales, they seldom suffer heart attacks or develop rheumatoid arthritis; this is presumably because those sources of fat are very high in omega‑3 fatty acids.

These fatty acids reduce inflammation, protect against the abnormal clotting associated with heart attacks, and possibly inhibit cancer. These omega‑3 fatty acids differ structurally from omega‑6 fatty acids. Evidence from studies shows that omega‑3 fatty acids may reduce the chances of getting atherosclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, migraine headaches, and other heart and inflammatory diseases.

Evening primrose is native to North America. Originally used for the treatment of asthma, stomach and digestive disorders, and bruises, there is renewed interest in the herb because of the oil in this plant. Approximately 70% of the oil is cis-linoleic acid, and as much as 9% cis-gamma-linolenic acid (GLA). The oil also contains campestrol and beta-sitosterol. GLA is an essential polyunsaturated fatty acid that the body converts to a hormone-like substance called prostaglandin E1 (PGE1). PGE1 has anti-inflammatory properties and may also act as a blood thinner and blood-vessel dilator. The anti-inflammatory properties of EPO have been studied in double-blind research with people suffering from rheumatoid arthritis. Some, but not all, studies have reported that EPO supplementation provides significant benefits to these people. GLA, the primary active ingredient in EPO, has anticancer activity in test-tube experiments. Primrose oil has been used to treat the symptoms associated with premenstrual syndrome: irritability, headaches, breast tenderness, and bloating; it has also been helpful in the treatment of eczema. There are claims that increased doses help rheumatoid arthritis and slow the progression of multiple sclerosis.
Linoleic acid, a common fatty acid found in nuts, seeds, and most vegetable oils (including EPO), should theoretically convert to PGE1, but many things can interfere with this conversion, including disease, the aging process, saturated fats, hydrogenated oils, blood-sugar problems, and inadequate amounts of vitamin C, magnesium, zinc, and B vitamins. Supplements that provide GLA circumvent these conversion problems, leading to a more predictable formation of PGE1.
Despite the fact that most over-the-counter pain relievers and many prescription arthritis medicines work primarily by blocking prostaglandin synthesis, prostaglandins do play an important role in many biochemical reactions. Very few plants contain GLA in any significant quantity.
EPO is often used for premenstrual syndrome, allergies and bronchial asthma, high blood cholesterol, skin conditions (such as acne, eczema, and psoriasis), autoimmune conditions (multiple sclerosis, lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, and scleroderma), obesity, diabetes mellitus, and immune system depression.
Evening Primrose Oil is available in 500 mg or 1000 mg softgels. Most of the clinical trials have administered doses of 1–2 softgels two or three times daily, with a maximum adult dose of 4 g daily. In some conditions, up to three months may be needed to see a response.

Liver formula nutritionally supports the liver’s ability to maintain normal liver function. The nutrients in Liver have shown positive effects in treating nearly every known form of liver disease due to their ability to inhibit the factors responsible for liver damage. These nutrients have tonic properties aiding the spleen, pancreas, and kidneys.
Liver also helps dissolve kidney and gallbladder stones, stimulates the liver cell reproduction, and is good for hepatitis, jaundice, anaemia, acne, and skin conditions.
A proper functioning liver will result in beautiful, young-looking skin, free from blemishes and age spots, as it has a large impact on the health of your skin, and by a clearer vision, as the health of the eyes is dependent on the health of the liver.
Other nutrients in Liver act as potent antioxidants, inhibiting lipid peroxidation in liver cells. They also contain water-soluble peptides rich in methionine; this sulfur-containing amino acid has strong antioxidant properties that detoxify the liver, aiding it in the process of rejuvenation.
We’ve formulated Livere as a complete formula to help support liver function, that way your liver can continue its job: helping eliminate depression, headaches, and unhealthy skin due to excessive toxins.

New Roots Molybdenum Rice Chelated, Molybdenum is a component of three different enzymes which are involved in the metabolism of nucleic acids (DNA and RNA) and iron, as well as of food into energy; these three enzymes are sulfite oxidase, xanthine oxidase, and aldehyde oxidase.
Molybdenum assists in the breaking down of sulfite toxin buildups in the body and may prevent cavities. With these qualities, there might be evidence of antioxidant properties in this nutrient. It assists the body by fighting the nitrosamines, which are associated with cancer, and may help to prevent anemia. It is needed for normal cell function and nitrogen metabolism. Impotence in older males has been linked to molybdenum deficiencies. Molybdenum may be of value in fighting mouth and gum disorders. As mentioned already, molybdenum is part of the enzyme sulfite oxidase, which breaks down sulfites; sulfites are found in protein food as well as in chemical preservatives in certain foods and drugs. Should your body not be able to break down these sulfites, toxic buildup results, and your body may react with allergic reactions; these allergic reactions usually represent respiratory problems such as asthma and emphysema.
As already said, molybdenum is also a part of xanthine oxidase and aldehyde oxidase, both involved in the body’s production of genetic material and proteins. Xanthine oxidase also helps the body to oxidize purines and pyrimidines as well as to produce uric acid, an important waste product.
Deficiency Indications
Deficiencies of molybdenum are identified by the absence of the three molybdenum enzymes. The deficiency of this element and the metabolic disorders that accompany it are abnormal excretion of sulfur metabolites, low uric-acid concentrations, and elevated hypoxanthine and xanthine excretion.
The absence of sulfite oxidase in metabolic disorders can lead to death at an early age. High rates of esophageal cancer have been reported in regions where the soil levels of molybdenum are low and where the low intake of vitamin C prevails—although this does not clinically prove that molybdenum is involved with the prevention of certain cancers.
Dosage
A dose of up to 250 mcg is considered safe, while 15 mg is at the point of toxicity. With the therapeutic use of this component, the dosage can be increased considerably, but the toxicity level must be respected. In the case of microelements, such as trace elements, the amounts needed are very small; yet they are still very important. As with all health products, this should be taken under the advice of your health-care practitioner.
Toxicity and Symptoms of High Intake
Dosages of more than 15 mg may be toxic. Excess molybdenum in the body can interfere with the metabolism of copper in the body, can give symptoms of gout, and may cause diarrhea, anemia, and slow growth.

New Roots Digestive Enzymes, Pancreatic enzymes are the foundation for the digestion and absorption of the food we eat. The aging process and the various diseases that afflict the pancreas can drastically reduce the production of these enzymes and lead to bloating, gas, and feeling of fullness that persist due to impaired digestion. Each capsule of New Roots Herbal’s Digestive Enzymes is formulated with protease, amylase, and lipase to help digest protein, carbohydrates, and fat, respectively.
This pure porcine-sourced pancreatin 4× (four times the strength) is bolstered with betaine hydrochloride, ox bile salts, papain (sourced from papaya), and pepsin for a maximum intestinal digestive breakdown of the food we eat. This formula is particularly useful for people with low digestive enzyme levels.