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In brief, What is Perfect Cleanse?
Perfect Cleanse is an organic cleansing system from health product manufacturers, Garden of Life. The company promises that their product will make the user feel ‘lighter’ on their feet, with a ‘brighter’ outlook.
The Perfect Cleanse official website has an overall natural-looking image, emphasising the organic, holistic approach they take to colon cleansing. Features on the site include a message from the founder of Garden of Life, Jordan Rubin and a link to other products from their digestive health range.
Details Of Perfect Cleanse
Perfect Cleanse is a 10 day, three step program. Each step is thoroughly explained and the product label is shown in full.
Step one is ‘Purify’ and cleanses the internal organs, particularly the liver. It helps to eliminate toxins and minimize the accumulation of toxins from the system. Along with Iron and Selenium, it contains the Purifying Blend, a mixture of Milk Thistle, Cilantro, Yarrow flower, Garlic, Dandelion, Broccoli, Potenzyme and Cracked-wall Chlorella. Three capsules are required a half hour before dinner.
Secondly, the ‘Capture’ step combines fibrous ingredients to ‘trap’ and bind to toxins in order to take them out of the system. It is specifically formulated to capture non-functional metals and pollutants using Fiber, Iron and Protein plus a blend of Flax Seed, Pea Hull Fiber, Alfalfa, Barley Leaf and Chia. This part of the process is in a powder form and should be taken after dinner, mixed into water on sugar-free juice.
Finally, step three of the process is the ‘Remove’ stage which, as the name suggests, is responsible for aiding in elimination of the toxins that have been trapped. Taken at night, via three capsules, it uses gentle laxatives and herbal blends which include Epsom Salts, Bishop’s Weed, Peppermint, Ginger, Aloe and Fennel. The company stresses that no harsh laxatives are used such as Cascara Sagrada and Senna, ingredients which can often cause stomach discomfort and gas.
What’s Good in Perfect Cleanse?
- The product features a free informational CD
- The company advise dietary changes and gentle stretches to further aid the process
- The dosage and times of taking are laid out in a convenient chart
- All the ingredients in Perfect Cleanse are organic
- The product uses no harsh ingredients
What’s Bad in Perfect Cleanse?
- Each kit of Perfect Cleanse only lasts 10 days
- There have been reported complaints of frequent bathroom visits for the duration of the cleanse
- There are a total of 6 capsules to be taken per day plus the liquid formula
In Summary – Perfect Cleanse Review
Perfect Cleanse is a good product for anyone looking for a short term solution in terms of cleansing. With such gentle ingredients it is not certain exactly how effective it would be, although there would be absolutely no danger posed by taking the all natural ingredients. Perfect Cleanse would also be ideal for consumers concerned with organic food and who take a holistic view of their health and well-being.
The price of Perfect Cleanse varies depending on the retailer, but it generally is in the range of between $21.00 to $28.00 for the 10-day kit.
James W.