Aged Garlic Extract™ [300 mg]; Whey (per capsule/tablet). Aged Garlic supports healthy cholesterol levels,1-17 circulation,18-21 immune function,21-32 liver function,41-48 and nerves49-54 and assists in fighting stress and fatigue.33-40 Aged Garlic Extract and its constituents have also been shown to enhance the growth of beneficial bacteria.57-58 Whey contains a high quality protein59 and is an excellent food source for the growth of beneficial bacteria.60
Kyolic Formula 100

SUGGESTED USE:
Take two tablets/capsules with a meal twice daily.

Supplement Facts Serving Size 2 tablets/capsules		Product Codes: 100-31: 100 tablets 100-32: 200 tablets 100-41: 100 capsules 100-42: 200 capsules 100-43: 300 capsules
	Amount per serving	%Daily Value
Aged Garlic Extract†† Powder (bulb)	600mg	**
††Special Garlic Preparation **Daily Value not established.

OTHER TABLET INGREDIENTS:
Whey, Alginic acid (seaweed), Silica, Cellulose, and Magnesium
Stearate (vegetable source).

OTHER CAPSULE INGREDIENTS:
Gelatin, Whey and Magnesium Stearate (vegetable source).  

Yeast, Sodium, Preservatives, Sugar, Soy and Gluten Free.

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