How to Detox With Herbal Clean

With over 25 years of experience in making a detox product that works, Herbal Clean has become the number one trusted brand, because our unique blend of quality herbs and minerals work to cleanse your body the very same day.

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Herbal Clean also replenishes your body with the essential minerals needed to bring your body back into balance the very same day.

Herbal Clean – How to Detox

Have you ever wanted to detox fast? Did you know that most detox products are made of sugar water?

With over 25 years of experience in making a detox product that works, Herbal Clean has become the number one trusted brand, because our unique blend of quality herbs and minerals work to cleanse your body the very same day.

Often our bodies are exposed to toxins, intentionally or unintentionally. These toxins can sometimes be stored in our cells and soft tissues for long periods of time.

Your body will naturally detoxify. This could take up to 30 days for many toxins, but with Herbal Clean, it makes it easier to be clean the very same day with just three easy steps.

First, give the bottle a good shake, then drink the whole bottle, then take the bottle, refill it with water, and drink the whole bottle again. After a couple of trips to the bathroom, you're on your way.

Still not convinced? Wondering how all this works? For centuries herbs and minerals have been used to cleanse and detox the body.

Each herb and mineral works specifically to target organs in the body where toxins hide. Milk thistle and turmeric root help to remove the toxins from the liver. Burdock root and juniper berry act as a diuretic, helping to ensure that toxins leave the body through the urinary tract.

Dandelion root acts as a jumpstart for the body's natural detoxification process. It helps to remove toxins from the liver, kidneys and urinary tract.

Herbal Clean also replenishes your body with the essential minerals needed to bring your body back into balance the very same day.

Detoxify with Herbal Clean, because it works.

The Power of Tumeric Root

For an effective whole-body detox, it's important to seek out ingredients that have stood the test of time, rather than following each new trend that appears only to learn later that you've been misled. There are few detoxifying herbs more time tested than turmeric root.

You may know it for its bright yellow-orange color or for the hint of nutty bitterness that it brings to curry, but turmeric has been used medicinally for nearly five thousand years. Turmeric's benefits have long been recognized in ancient Greece, in India, and by indigenous tribes in Hawaii. It is said to stimulate the circulatory system while fighting inflammation, and has been used to treat many different maladies. These include sinus infections, indigestion, eczema, and even osteoarthritis.

As it turns out, those historical claims were not entirely superstition. Recent research has found many points of agreement with the ancient wisdom concerning turmeric, and has even found potential cancer-fighting properties in the plant. Though scientists have been able to isolate a compound called curcumin, the active ingredient in fresh turmeric, it isn't yet widely available to the public in a standardized, thoroughly tested form. Until it is, what can you do?

Adding turmeric to your diet is one way to take advantage of this powerful cleansing substance. Unfortunately, there's no way for you to assess the purity or effectiveness of your spice jar's contents. If the batch that you purchase has been sitting in the grocery store for too long or comes from a less reputable distributor, it may contain little or no curcumin. You'll be left with a yellowish powder no more effective than chalk.

Avoid the uncertainty: get your turmeric in a precisely designed blend, optimally paired with a select array of other natural ingredients for maximum detoxifying power. 

Exploring Luteolin

Author Rita Mae Brown once wrote that “The reward for conformity is that everyone likes you except yourself.” When it comes to nutrition, self care, and choosing ingredients for your detox, conformity can also bring nausea, vomiting, and endocrine abnormalities.

That's the case with some who have followed the crowd to the ingredient luteolin. Luteolin, the side effects of which include those listed above, had its fifteen minutes of fame as research into similar flavonoids showed promise due to their antioxidant activity.

Sounds good, right? Not so fast. Dr. Steven Nordeen, a pathologist and cancer researcher at the University of Colorado, warns that “flavonoids are active and not always in good or even predictable ways. We shouldn't be taking this stuff blindly,” Dr. Nordeen says, “because, just like prescription medicines, there can be unanticipated consequences.”

The comparison to prescription medicines is an apt one. Though most doctors are now aware of dangerous supplement interactions like that of Vitamin K with the anticoagulant Warfarin or St. John's Wort with some antidepressants, luteolin's sudden popularity leaves health care providers with little information.

Hospital databases intended to prevent medication interactions generally don't include herbal or other supplements, and not enough is yet known about luteolin's mode of action for reasonable guesses to be made. The true extent of the risk likely won't be known for years—only after enough luteolin users present with similar symptoms for a pattern to be detected.

By then, for some, it may be too late. The use of trendy but untested detox formulas isn't worth the risk of long term health problems. Do yourself a favor and commit to only using proven products that have been tested by time and by satisfied customers. No matter what the crowd is doing,it's up to you to take a stand for your well being.

Eleuthero: Is it Really Safe?

When it comes to detox products, it may seem difficult to assess the pros and cons. Which ingredients are safe? Which are effective? At what point do potential side effects outweigh the supposed benefits?

In some cases, the evidence of risk is so distinct that it's hard to imagine why anyone would subject their body to such danger in search of unproven gain. One such ingredient is eleuthero, sometimes known as Siberian ginseng.

Available in the United States as an unregulated Chinese import since 1976, eleuthero falls into a gray area between food and medicine. It isn't held to Environmental Protection Agency's guidelines that limit pesticide residue—private research found that 12 out of 22 eleuthero products contained toxic fungicides, and yet it's still on the market. It doesn't undergo United States Department of Agriculture inspection for pathogens such as E. coli and salmonella, a standard to which even fast food hamburgers are subjected. Importers of eleuthero don't even have to prove its safety or effectiveness to the Federal Drug Administration.

Eleuthero plants are not commonly grown in the United States. Instead, they are foraged in rural areas of Asia, where the plain green leaves and white blooms cause it to be frequently confused with similar species—some poisonous, others merely unidentified—and then shipped halfway around the world to consumers who have no way of knowing what exactly is in the product.

Even if a product labeled eleuthero is indeed pure eleuthero, beware! The Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center warns of side effects that include irregular heart beat, confusion, high blood pressure, and vomiting. Eleuthero can also interact dangerously with common medications such as anticoagulants, prednisone, lithium, and most diabetes medications.

Why take the risk? Stick with detox products thathave been carefully developed using only the highest quality herbs.