SCIENCE BACKED RECOVERY
The Ultimate Liver Support & Electrolyte Hydration System
Powered by Science. Designed for Recovery.
Our formula isn’t a trend, it’s clinically informed. Ingredients like DHM, Piperine, and Milk Thistle are backed by peer-reviewed studies showing their ability to support liver detoxification, accelerate alcohol metabolism, and reduce inflammation. Together, they help your body process alcohol faster, so you recover quicker, feel better, and get back to being you.
You can’t manage what you don’t measure.
Our at-home liver function test kit is sent to our CLIA-certified lab to measure core biomarkers, ALT, AST, and GGT, giving you real data on how your liver’s doing and how your habits are helping (or hurting) it. It’s your recovery, tracked.
The Ultimate Liver Support & Electrolyte Hydration System
Reduced By 76% on average
The Science
Formulation,
Not FLUFF
Untoxicate works on two fronts, cutting the next-morning toll and supporting long-term liver health. Here's exactly how.
Cuts The Next-Morning Toll
DHM and milk thistle help your liver break down acetaldehyde — the toxic byproduct of alcohol that drives headaches, brain fog, and nausea.
Take a stick before, during, or after drinking and wake up clear instead of wrecked.
Supports Long-Term Liver Health
Milk thistle's silymarin complex is clinically studied for protecting liver cells and supporting their natural regeneration.
Paired with 824mg of liver-supporting botanicals and electrolytes, every stick works long past the morning after.
Rapid Rehydration
528mg of balanced electrolytes — sodium, potassium, magnesium — restore what alcohol and exercise deplete.
Zero sugar. No artificial colors. Just clean hydration your body actually absorbs.
See It In The App
Drink the mix. Take the test. Track your numbers.
Pair with our at-home liver function test and see your ALTASTGGT change over time — right on your Untoxicate app dashboard.
The Ultimate Liver Support & Electrolyte Hydration System
THE SCIENCE BEHIND SMARTER RECOVERY
Why Scientists Started Studying DHM and Alcohol — Surprising Results from a USC Study