Evercleanse

Evercleanse Review:

Background

Evercleanse doesn't beat around the bush, so to speak. When one visits the Evercleanse website, one quickly learns that Evercleanse is indeed a cleaner of sorts. It is a cleaner for your colon.

To their credit, Evercleanse is pretty straightforward about the fact that they are all about cleaning your colon and will even include a “free 10 day colon cleansing supply of Evercleanse.” Evercleanse is designed to “remove toxic waste” and help dieters lose “200% more weight.” On face value, this sounds like a pretty upbeat way of telling you to expect more trips to the bathroom.

The science behind Evercleanse is that because it contains 7-oxo-DHEA, it will help users lose weight by boosting a dieters own body's fat burning mechanism.

What to Eat

You will be taking lots of Evercleanse pills if you decide to take the “Evercleanse plunge.”

The Good

Evercleanse's list of ingredients doesn't seem to contain any harmful additive or compounds. Further, Evercleanse should be given credit for promoting the information that people need to pay more attention to the health of their colon.

The Bad

Evercleanse obviously claims to help dieters lose weight, but they also claim to help dieters detoxify and rid their dirty colons of harmful bacteria with a patented formula. Additionally, Evercleanse promises to help promote the growth of good bacteria, which will help dieters stay protected from pathogens and absorb more nutrients. That is great, but the evidence of why this works and how is lacking from most of Evercleanse's promotions. That is unfortunate. Ultimately, there are just too many question marks surrounding Evercleanse.

Exercise

As is so common with weight-loss pills, exercise is not treated as part of the program. This is sad as exercise is obviously a key part of weight-loss and good health.

Cost

A box of Evercleanse should cost between $25-$40 online.