Evercleanse
Evercleanse
EverCleanse is reputed as a body detoxification and a weight loss aid as well. The manufacturer of this product is not clean but they claim that this colon cleansing formula will help you lose up to fifteen pounds by cleaning out your colon. The cleanse is a three step process that supposedly rids your body of toxins and built up waste by taking a powder mixed with water that is taken once a day. This leaves you feeling more energetic, healthy, and improves your hair and skin. The next step in the cleansing process adds healthy bacteria to your system. The company claims if you do this daily the program promises to maintain good digestive help. The maintenance portion of the process supposed to keep your colon clean and healthy, but this is found to be largely untrue because people still eat unhealthy foods and the maintenance program cannot help that.
A few words of caution, this product does not have ingredients listed and that can be dangerous to anyone with allergies. The website leaves a lot to be desired because it fails to outline the steps, what to do with them, or what is involved. This is naturally a red flag. Because they do not have a list of ingredients, it is hard to verify that this product is in fact “all natural” and does not contain nasty stimulants or harmful laxatives. Among other complaints with this product, there are no money back guarantees or free trial offers on the website – and with its hefty price tag of $100 for a one month supply, you could very well be buying a bottle of placebos. Since no information is mentioned ahead of time about its ingredients or what to do with it, it is important to really consider what you are doing before you buy this product.
EverCleanse is an example of why consumers cannot believe everything we hear in advertisements. The commercial for the product informs people they are carrying around little extras in their colons, but the entire infomercial says nothing of how this products works or its active ingredients – another reason not to take this quite as seriously. Because the advertisements are so vague, there is no way to tell if this product has any harmful ingredients or has any ingredients that people could be allergic too. If the product works so well, why have such a vague website?
Use this product with caution, if you use it at all. It is a good idea to steer clear of things that give you no mention of what they contain until you purchase it – with no trials then there is no way to tell whether this product is effective at all. With the large amount of retail and consumer complaints it is advisable to steer clear of this product – there are many more colon cleansing products out there that are proven effective. And with no money back guarantees, you may in fact be sending your money down the drain – quite literally.
