GNC Cleanse Review:

GNC Cleanse is a complete 7-day detox kit. Detoxification is an interesting concept in the field of medicine as well as nutrition. Is it true that our bodies have certain toxins (i.e. harsh chemicals and metals) that are difficult to get rid of? Yes. Is there an easy solution to this problem? No. Different toxins require different methods of excretion. For instance, mercury used to be a common treatment for many ailments in the body. This was before scientists and doctors realized that mercury could not be expelled from the body and was very harmful to the nervous system. In fact, the phrase “mad as a hatter” comes from the fact that those who worked in hat factories or shops were exposed to mercury and subsequently developed serious mental disorder and other diseases affecting the nervous system. Many of these workers died from too much exposure to mercury. Even today, we still do not have a method to extract mercury from the body. So to claim that you can rid your body of all toxins in 7 days is ludicrous. But, you may be able to excrete some.

GNC Cleanse Ingredients:

There are too many ingredients in GNC Cleanse to cover here. Generally speaking, these ingredients act as diuretics, assist in digestion, and purify the kidneys. These ingredients include various root extracts, herbs, flowers, fruit, minerals, and vitamins. Most of these have not been clinically proven to detoxify the body (that is a very hard thing to prove in the first place). The majority of detox products use diuretics to completely clean out your colon and hopefully kidneys. That means you will be using the bathroom often and drinking lots and lots of water. It is through this process that you will probably lose a few pounds (mostly water weight) which is one reason why a lot of people like products such as GNC Cleanse. Who doesn’t want to get rid of toxins and lose weight in the process?

GNC Cleanse Price and Return Policy:

The 7-day program costs $34.99. To the best of our knowledge there is no money back guarantee. That’s not surprising given the fact that detox programs are far from a sure thing. If GNC Cleanse is damaged or incomplete you can get a refund, but if it doesn’t work we doubt you will get your money back.

GNC Cleanse Overall Value:

On the website for GNC Cleanse they have a Q and A section. It was funny to see how many people are trying to get rid of the THC (marijuana) in their system before a drug test. As far as we know GNC Cleanse does not help expel drugs in your blood. It is geared more towards clearing out your digestive tract. If you are looking for a product to help you lose weight, then you should try some of our top rated, clinically proven supplements. GNC Cleanse may provide a short-term solution to weight loss, but it won’t help you burn fat.