Core Cleanse Overview
The CoreCleanse colon cleanser is a new product on the market designed to rid the body of toxic build-up in the intestinal tract. There has been an increase in the amount of colon cleansing products available recently, mainly due to the reports of the rise in colon cancer, now one of the highest causes of cancer-related deaths in the U.S. While there is no direct correlation between colon cleansing and a decrease in cancer risk, many manufacturers are using the scary statistics as marketing tools for their products.
The Core Cleanse official website uses some of the news media quotes on colon disease to illustrate how important colon cleansing is, while claiming that in the process, the customer can also lose weight, decrease bloating, increase energy and rid themselves of the deadly toxic waste trapped in the colon. Unfortunately the website fails to provide much information about their product, instead devoting much of the space to details regarding the free trial offer. There are only two very short ‘authorized’ customer testimonials, no FAQ section and no proof in the form of clinical studies to show CoreCleanse actually works. They do claim though that it is America’s top selling colon cleanse and that it is ‘Oprah (Winfrey) recommended’.
Details Of Core Cleanse
Very little is known about the contents of Core Cleanse and the only ingredient information available is actually on an independent colon cleansing website. All that’s known is that the product contains Slippery Elm, Aloe Vera, White Oak, Golden Seal, Psyllium fiber, Senna and the healthy bacteria Lactobacillus Acidophilus. No details are given as to the function of these ingredients although they do seem to be a combination of laxatives and high-fiber substances. No product label is shown so the exact amounts of the ingredients are unknown and it is not clear if anything else is in the product.
No details are provided regarding the dosage for Core Cleanse or how much weight the user can expect to lose, although generally it is said that most people have about 10-15lbs of toxic build-up in their intestine.
Core Cleanse Advantages
- CoreCleanse contains some natural, herbal ingredients
- CoreCleanse is offered for a free 15-day trial
- The company has a 30-day money back guarantee
- No complaints were filed against the company at the time of writing
Core Cleanse Disadvantages
- The Core Cleanse website contains little information
- The exact ingredients or their amounts are not known
- No dosage instructions are given
- The customer is enrolled in the ‘Healthy Rewards Program’ (i.e. auto-shipping plan) when they order the free trial
- No clinical studies are shown
- The website contains no FAQ section
- The 15-day trial starts from the day of ordering, not adequate time to properly test the product
- There is no proof that non-prescription colon cleansers prevent colon disease
Core Cleanse – The Bottom Line
Obviously far too little is known about Core Cleanse to be able to recommend it as a viable product. It is amazing that the manufacturers expect anyone to order their product without at least telling them exactly what is in it, and at a cost of $59.95 per bottle and no clinical proof that it works, it is not a product worth taking a chance on.
