Blessed Herbs Review

The Blessed Herbs Colon Cleanse is put out by a family-run company that has been around for over 20 years. They produce many products to help individuals live a healthier lifestyle. This particular product involves several components--a toxin absorber, digestive stimulator, a dosage calendar, glass jar shaker and a user guide. You can get the Blessed Herbs Colon Cleanse in two different formulas-peppermint or ginger. Peppermint is better for people with higher body temperature and ginger for people who have a tendency to be cold.

Blessed Herbs Ingredients

The toxin absorber uses ingredients like psyllium husk seeds and bentonite clay. It is used to draw the toxins from the body. This is to be taken 5 times a day, or every 3 hours. The digestive stimulator contains a blend of herbs such as dandelion root, licorice, aloe and cascara sagrada bark. This is taken right before bedtime.

Inside of the Blessed Herbs there are 3 different "levels" of cleanses-8-day, 9-day (preferred), and 30-day. While there are not specific instructions on the dosage you should use (they are to be based on your individual bowel movements), they do give you a nutritional guide to follow while on the cleanse.

Before taking the Blessed Herbs cleanse, you must undergo a 5-day period of gradually cutting your portions in preparation for the fast. This is called the pre-cleanse period. During the actual cleanse you can only consume clear liquids. This fasting is probably the hardest part of the system. Users generally complain of experiencing headaches, cramps, and bloating during this time.

Positives

• The Blessed Herbs website is very informational about all sorts of digestive health issues. Pictures, video clips, recommendations, and frequently asked questions are very explanatory.
• All the products they use are perfectly natural and organic, making them ideal for vegetarians.
• Blessed Herbs also has a 90-day money-back guarantee on this product, making it very easy to try. However, they do not refund shipping costs on returned merchandise.
  

Negatives

• This cleanse is fairly expensive, especially considering that they recommend using the colon cleanse and then their own Internal cleanse which is nearly $300! One can't help but wonder why isn't the colon cleanse effective by itself?
• The company also does not list any warnings about the product ingredient, cascara sagrada bark. This ingredient has been known to have some negative side effects, but no mention of that is made on the website.
• Another questionable ingredient is Bentonite clay. This is actually aluminum. We're not sure how exactly a heavy metal could do much good for your digestive system. Bentonite clay is used in cat litter, cement, and adhesives so you might want to consult a doctor before using this product.

Blessed Herbs Review Conclusion

The bottom line is simply that there are many more affordable options to cleansing your system than the Blessed Herbs Colon Cleanse. It also might be wise to avoid some of the ingredients in this particular product. There are also cleanses that allow you to eat healthy meals while you're on it, which makes them a bit easier to stomach. While it's great that Blessed Herbs comes from an established company, there are other colon cleansers that you should consider first.