Almighty Cleanse
Almighty Cleanse claims that it can help users lose 15 pounds in as little at 7-14 days. This is a colon cleansing product that asserts to be in the upper echelon of detox systems for both effectiveness and gentleness. Almighty Cleans is a two step program that is meant to give you improved gastrointestinal function without the issues commonly associated with a detox system. This product also claims to have the ability to effect weight loss through use. The ingredients that round out the composition of Almighty Cleanse are listed as follows: fennel, flax, ginger, cloves, psyllium husk, and garlic. Almighty Cleanse costs $80 for a two week supply, the standard duration of a cleansing system.
The two part Almighty Cleanse system has a formula that is meant to eliminate the toxins and free radicals that are currently running amuck in your body. The second formula works to absorb any remaining toxins in your intestinal tract to insure that nothing toxic remains hiding in your system. It is recommended that Almighty Cleanse be used once every three months.
We have a hard time believing that any product can give you such grand results as a 15 loss in only one or two weeks. Not only is that unrealistic it is completely unhealthy. Furthermore, the weight that tends to be lost due to colon cleansing it paltry water weight and it is just not feasible for anyone to lose 15 pounds of water weight, let alone keep that weight off. Almighty Cleanse is not FDA approved and was not developed by a physician or chemist. There have been not studies done on this product to support its claims of efficacy and they do not offer a clear cut return policy.
With very few positives in its favor we have a hard time suggested that this product be purchased, even on a trial basis. The price of Almighty Cleanse is pretty steep, especially for something that is as unsubstantiated as this product. There are much more advantageous options available on the colon cleansing market and you will probably find something in a lower price range as well. We do not recommend Almighty Cleanse at this time.
