Colon Cleanse 3000?
Colon Cleanse 3000 – At a Glance:
Colon Cleanse 3000 is an example of a colon cleansing product; it promises to reduce gas and bloating, boost energy levels, and help you look and feel good. read more »
Colon Cleansing Products
Colonetix
Colonetix– At a Glance:
Colonetix is a colon cleanser aiding in the removal of toxic build-up in the intestines, increasing your health and preventing disease. read more »
Cleansonix
Cleansonix – At a Glance:
Colon cancer and related diseases are discussed frequently by the media, and because of this, there has been a rush of colon cleansing products produced for over-the-counter sales. The majority of these products make claims that eliminating impacted and toxic waste from the intestine will reduce the risk of disease while also decreasing bloating, constipation and gas, increasing energy. This could possibly result in weight loss, they claim. read more »
BromaCleanse
BromaCleanse – At a Glance
Bromacleanse Pro-Biotic Colon Cleanse is one of many colon cleansing products on the market that promise to flush waste from the system and aid in weight loss. read more »
Power Colon Cleanse
Power Colon Cleanse – At a Glance:
Power Colon Cleanse is said to detoxify and cleanse the bowel while encouraging regularity, as well as the expulsion of parasites, gas, and excess water. The product is briefly detailed in a poorly written one-page website that employs unseemly marketing practices and gimmicks. Like with many other colonic cleansing products sold via the Internet, the manufacturer displays their product alongside Hollywood celebrities who, in all likelihood, do not use the product. The website employs logos and quotes from prominent news organizations and shows regarding colon cancer risks for North American people. A different portion of the site refers to material dealing with colon cancer from the Oprah Winfrey show, but makes no mention of the Power Colon Cleanse brand. read more »
Colovox
Colovox – At a Glance:
Colovox is relatively new to the colonic cleanser market and offers a reasonably detailed product website. Although essentially free of grossly exaggerated claims, the site does employ phrases regarding toxic colon build-up that are designed to scare the consumer. (e.g., saying that it can be poisonous). Unlike other colon product websites, the Colovox site does not offer news blurbs regarding colon cancer risk for North American people. The site also fails to provide studies or statistics proving that ‘at home’ colon cleansing has any beneficial health effects. read more »
CoreCleanse
CoreCleanse – At a Glance:
The CoreCleanse colon cleanser is a brand new intestinal tract cleanser that claims that it can rid the body of built up toxic wastes. With colon cancer rising to one of the highest causes of cancer-related deaths in the U.S., an equivalent increase in colon cleaning products has also been seen. Many companies use frightening statistics in an attempt to market their products, even though there is no proof that colon cleansing results in a decreased risk of contracting cancer. read more »
Luma Life
Luma Life – At a Glance:
This is a weight loss product with the added ability to detoxify. It utilizes the popular product known as acai berry in its mix. read more »
Coloflush
Coloflush – At a Glance:
This is a relatively new product that promises to eliminate toxins from the body, get rid of gas and bloating and add energy while flattening the tummy. This type of product has become very popular due to the increasing amounts of information surfacing about colon disease. read more »
Evercleanse
Evercleanse – At a Glance
Evercleanse approaches colon cleansing from a scientific angle. Medically-minded customers will like the product website. It has pictures of doctors on the homepage and a picture of a stethoscope on one of the other pages. The easy-to-use website, allows the viewer to go from page to page, and directly to the ordering information. The detailed FAQ section can be seen with the testimonials. read more »
