Do you know that your liver plays important roles in detoxification, hormonal balance, fat regulation, digestion and circulation? The healthy liver metabolizes the nutrients for life: proteins, fats, carbohydrates and turns toxic materials into non-toxic substances for expulsion.

Toxic substances (They include such substances as alcohol and recreational drugs, nicotine, THC, cocaine etc.) end up stored in the liver. Once the buildup becomes too much, the liver begins to have trouble eliminating wastes from the body, as well as trouble digesting our food. This then leads to a buildup of toxins in other organs, and in all the tissues of the body, including the brain. A buildup of this nature can be fatal, if the liver doesn't first cease to function altogether. So it is our job to eliminate these toxins from the body on a regular basis. It is also our job to feed the liver the nutrients it needs to support its important functions, as well as to occasionally give it a complete break from all we put it through in a day.

The ingredients in Vale’s Perma-Clean have been traditionally consumed to aid the liver in the elimination of toxins and to help promote healthy liver function. Perma-Clean is combination of two detoxifying formulas dispensed be healthcare professionals to help their patients with deep cellular cleansing.

A combination of Milk Thistle (particularly believed to block toxins from entering the liver, helps to remove toxins from liver cells and regenerate liver cells ) and Burdock Root (excellent tonic for the lungs and liver, stimulates toxic waste through the skin and urine, improving digestion) helps to promote the healthy liver function so crucial to the body’s natural detoxifying process. Nutritionally balanced, this product is gentle on the system to ensure your comfort and safety. Perma-Clean is ideal for people who are serious about maintaining their good health.

Suggested Use:

4 capsules with several glasses of water, two times a day for 15 days or as desired.

Proprietary blend: Echinacea Angustifolia Root, Burdock Root, Yellow Dock Root, Milk Thistle Seed, Barberry Bark, Astragalus Root, Black Walnut Hull, Hydrangea Root, Celery Seed, Chickweed, Kelp, Dandelion Leaf, Butternut Bark, Oatstraw, Horseradish Root.

Scientists do not yet know how the use of marijuana relates to mental health problem. Among the difficulties in this kind of research are determining whether marijuana use precedes or follows mental health problems; whether one causes the other; and/or whether both are due to other factors such as genetics or environmental conditions. High doses of marijuana can induce psychosis (disturbed perceptions and thoughts), and marijuana use can worsen psychotic symptoms in people who have schizophrenia. There is also evidence of increased rates of depression, anxiety, and suicidal thinking in chronic marijuana users. However, it is not yet clear whether marijuana is being used in an attempt to self-medicate an already present but otherwise untreated mental health problem, or whether marijuana use leads to mental disorders (or both).

When a nursing mother uses marijuana, some of the marijuana's THC is passed to the baby in her breast milk. This is a matter for concern, since the marijuana's THC in the mother's milk is much more concentrated than that in the mother's blood. One study has shown that the use of marijuana by a mother during the first month of breastfeeding can impair the infant's motor development (control of muscle movement). This work has not been replicated, although similar anecdotal reports exist. Further research is needed to determine whether marijuana's THC transmitted in breast milk has harmful effects on development.