Too much partying? Detox with DHM

'Tis the season of celebration, where one too many glasses of champagne can leave us feeling worse for wear. Hopping from pre-parties to holiday gatherings can take a toll, making a detox all the more necessary. While moderation is key to surviving the festive season, you don’t have to wait until Dry January to start the recovery process.

Fortunately, science has once again come to our aid with DHM—short for dihydromyricetin (also known as ampelopsin). This powerful compound kick-starts a metabolic sequence that helps the liver clear alcohol more efficiently.

DHM is derived from the fruit of the raisin tree, which grows in Asia and has been a staple of Chinese medicine for over 500 years. The extract stimulates the production of enzymes that break down ethanol in the liver, converting it into a form the body can easily eliminate.

DHM, an extract from an asian fruit can help the liver in the short and long term.

Beyond short-term recovery, DHM also helps prevent two significant long-term consequences of alcohol consumption: fatty liver disease, which slows down the liver’s ability to filter toxins, and the release of cytokines, which cause cellular damage and inflammation.

Of course, this isn’t a free pass to binge-drink and rely on a DHM pill, but it’s reassuring to know there’s a natural remedy that supports liver health.

For an easy and effective way to incorporate DHM into your routine, Goodpatch has developed the Rescue Patch, which contains not only DHM but also other beneficial ingredients like Vitamin B1 and green tea extract.

Give it a try and let us know what you think!