like_that;447489 wrote:I was always curious to see what these things were about. How did you feel while going through the cleanse process? Is it safe?

NWIndianNation01;447458 wrote:Anyone on here try one of these? How did it go for you? What sort of results did you see?

Based on a recommendation from a close friend of mine, my wife and I will be starting this next week. I picked up the complete body cleanse from GNC last week and look forward to starting. My buddy, although he is in a minority on this, lost 15 lbs and it practically got rid of his IBS and he says he has never felt better.

Fab1b;447581 wrote:Watch Penn and Tellers Bullshit on colonics/body cleansing clinics. Funny stuff.

like_that;447489 wrote:I was always curious to see what these things were about. How did you feel while going through the cleanse process? Is it safe?

derek bomar;447570 wrote:save yourself money and drink nati light and eat taco bell

ernest_t_bass;447965 wrote:Stopping drinking was what made me lose the lbs. though.

ernest_t_bass;448244 wrote:My question: What is the cheapest, best cleanse out there?

Sonofanump;448253 wrote:Fiber One Bars and Schlitz.

ernest_t_bass;448256 wrote:Muchas gracias.

Anyone have a real answer?

Fly4Fun;448157 wrote:How much of the weight drop is muscle/strength... that'd be my question.

ernest_t_bass;448244 wrote:My question: What is the cheapest, best cleanse out there?

While there is little scientific evidence to support or refute the benefits of colon cleansing, critics say it's generally unnecessary and at times may even be harmful. Although doctors prescribe colon cleansing as preparation for medical procedures such as colonoscopy, most don't recommend it for detoxification. Their reasoning is simple: The digestive system and bowel naturally eliminate waste material and bacteria — your body doesn't need enemas or special diets or pills to do this.