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In brief, What is NuCleanse?
NuCleanse is a 28-day intestinal cleanser, which contains 28 natural herbs. The company has a very eye-catching and user friendly website, which features a video of the NuCleanse commercial for added information.
NuCleanse is advertised as an “As Seen on TV’ product, but doesn’t have a gimmicky image, nor do the manufacturers make any outrageous claims regarding it’s effectiveness. The website provides straightforward information without resorting to ‘scare’ tactics and disturbing statistics about the cases of colon cancer is the U.S.
Details Of NuCleanse
NuCleanse is a two part formula. Part one is designed to cleanse the system and ‘stir up’ the toxins in the body in preparation for the elimination process. The capsules have a long list of natural ingredients, some familiar such as dandelion, beet, fennel, ginger and cayenne, and some not so well known like wasabi and kelp. Unfortunately there are no individual descriptions of each ingredient, but it is assumed that they are all beneficial in stimulating the colonic toxins.
Part two contains slightly less ingredients and includes cascara sagrada bark, licorice, rice bran and red raspberry leaf, amongst others. Again, no individual explanations are given for each and there is no warning given regarding the cascara sagrada, one of the harsher ingredients used in some cleansers and one that users may wish to avoid. In addition to this the capsules contain gelatin making them unsuitable for vegetarians.
The company recommends that one capsule of each formula is taken with water in the evening, preferably on an empty, or partially empty stomach. NuCleanse is designed to be taken in 60 day cycles, i.e. 30 days taking the pills, with a 30 day rest period. Although the recommended dosage is two per day, the consumer can increase or decrease the dose to best suit their individual needs.
What’s Good in NuCleanse?
- The dosage is easy to follow, requiring no complicated schedules.
- The ingredients are all natural.
- It may eliminates all toxin and waste that have accumulated in your digestive system.
- It may reduce the chances of developing colon cancer
What’s Bad in NuCleanse?
- No independent reviews can be found on the internet.
- The product is only available online
- Results may vary from person to person
In Summary – NuCleanse Review
If taking cascara sagrada bark is not a problem, NuCleanse certainly would be a good choice when looking for a natural colon cleanser. It is a good sign that there have been no consumer complaints about it on the internet, although it is not featured on any reputable detox review sites either.
NuCleanse is in the mid-high price range, at a cost of $59.00. It is for sale on other online retail sites, so the consumer may want to shop around for the best deal, or simply take advantage of the 60-day risk-free trial by ordering directly from the NuCleanse Company.
