When to take it
If at all, only short term as per the label; laxative blends usually in the evening.
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Also known as: detox blend, cleanse tea, colon cleanse
Herbal cleanse products are blends of herbs sold to "detox" the body, often containing laxative (senna, buckthorn, aloe) or diuretic ingredients. The body cleans itself through the liver and kidneys, and there is no evidence that these blends improve that process.
work by stimulating the bowel, not for long-term use
increase urination; water loss is not fat loss
mild digestive support, quality depends on the label
If at all, only short term as per the label; laxative blends usually in the evening.
Plenty of water and fibre, sleep and less alcohol – that is the real support for the liver.
Do not combine with other laxatives or diuretics; take medicines apart, because faster bowel transit may reduce their effect.
Not suitable in pregnancy, while breastfeeding, for children, with inflammatory bowel disease, kidney or liver disease. If you take medicines (especially for the heart, diuretics or anticoagulants), consult your doctor.
Do not exceed the label dose. Long-term use of laxative herbs can disturb minerals (potassium) and bowel function.
Spend the money on fibre, vegetables and water instead; if constipation lasts longer, see a doctor.
Strong = several good human studies or official recommendations; moderate = promising but smaller studies; weak = few studies or mixed results; no evidence = claims not confirmed.
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