Sluggish bile and weak digestive fire make detox and fat digestion harder. Dr. Shade’s Bitters® No. 9 is a liposomal blend of classic bitter herbs and essential oils—dandelion, milk thistle, gentian, burdock, goldenrod, orange, myrrh, juniper, and clove—for practitioners who want fast-acting G.I. and liver support without swallowing large bitter tablets.*
Stimulates bitter receptors on the tongue and supports bile movement for comfort before or after meals.
Bitter tablets often dissolve too late to trigger the full bitter-receptor cascade. Quicksilver liposomalizes the botanical matrix so actives contact the tongue and mucosa immediately—the pattern Dr. Shade uses across the detox line.*
Each serving is 1 mL (2 pumps).
| Amount per serving | |
|---|---|
| Proprietary bitter-herb & essential-oil blend | 271 mg |
| Phosphatidylcholine (from purified sunflower lecithin) | 35 mg |
Net wt 1.7 fl oz (50 mL) · 50 servings per bottle (1 mL = 2 pumps)
Blend includes dandelion, milk thistle, gentian, burdock, solidago, and essential oils of sweet orange, myrrh, juniper, and clove. Other ingredients: glycerin, water, ethanol, vitamin E, phospholipids, acacia gum, mixed tocopherols.
Bitters No. 9 focuses on digestive bitter herbs and essential oils for bile and G.I. comfort; Liver Sauce® is a heavier detox mobilizer with R-lipoate and DIM for practitioner protocols.
Bitters stimulate digestion; mild sensation is common. Start with one pump and increase with your clinician if you tolerate it well.
Yes—typically timed apart from Ultra Binder® (or Ultra Binder® Capsules) per PushCatch®-style schedules your practitioner provides.
Quicksilver liquids use ethanol as part of the liposomal carrier; hold sublingually briefly if you want mucosal uptake before diluting in water.
It supports bile and bitter signaling, not pancreatic enzymes. Many patients use both under professional guidance.
At 2 pumps twice daily, about 12 days; at lighter use, up to roughly 25–50 days.