can milk thistle be administered rectally? I recently injured my esophagus?

Answer 1

Generally just the milk. Some adventuresome rougues tempt Lady Fortuna and go for the nether-region application of the second component only to find themselves sorely "thistle-thwarted." Say that fast. Now hold your tongue and say it. Did you know that Eeyore the loveable donkey eats thistles? I bet you didn't.

As for your injury, why don't you just stop deep-throating every dick you meet and give your GI tract a break? Jeez.

Answer 2

your answer is yes, but it wont do a bit of good rectally.

for the first answer to your question and the person who posted it:
milk thisle is not quackery for those with liver disease and high alt and ast levels. milk thistle has anti-inflammatory properties and lessons the inflammation and alt and ast levels in those with diseases such as hcv.
a high alt and ast level means that a person with liver disease has a higher chance of cancer cell activity and growth.

many doctors now tell liver patients to take milk thistle. this is the only approved herb by many gastrointerologists-the rest is what we in the hepper world consider quackery and unsafe as with the cases of hcv, the complexities of the disease makes herbs dangerous as with hcv there are many bi-directional diseases associated with hcv.

Answer 3

Milk thistle should not be administered period. It is pure quackery and meant to take your money only, it will provide no relief. You should definitely go to the doctor and perhaps the hospital for an esophageal injury.