The program consists of 3 products called EverCleanse Slim!, EverCleanse Slim! Advantage and EverCleanse Slim! Complete. One is meant to help a person lose weight, one claims to help detoxify and replenish and the third is meant to help support and maintain colon health.

There have been many debates on whether EverCleanse actually works. EverCleanse labs are reportedly inspected by the FDA. EverCleanse had not been approved by the FDA as a method for weight loss or approved as a product that will improve health (many supplements are not).

EverCleanse is a very controversial diet supplement. Many people have had various issues with this company. The most common issue is that people feel that EverCleanse is a scam. Here are the most common issues that people have with EverCleanse:

Lack of Information.  There is a limited amount of information that is provided concerning the ingredients. It claims that it is 100% natural, but does not release any information on each ingredient used. It hides behind a “patented source of soluble fiber”.  

One of the ingredients that they do make known in EverCleanse is a fiber called sun fiber and it supposedly gives people the dietary fiber the body needs. However, EverCleanse does not provide evidence or further information as to why this fiber is different or more special than any other fiber product available. 

Unethical Business Practices.  EverCleanse is on an automatic renewal system. One customer claimed that the product did not work so they decided not to order more. They found a charge on their credit card for another supply and found out was a reoccurring order. It took them 3 weeks to talk to someone and they have not been reimbursed.  

Another customer tried to return the product, but found out that refunds are only give if the product is unused and unopened. This process does not make sense because there is no way to know the product is effective unless it is used! 

Product Does Not Work. Many people report that the product simply does not work. They claim that instead of seeing positive results they suffered many negative side effects such as extreme headaches, rashes, bloating, constipation, dizziness, bloody stools and a rapid heartbeat. One user even had to use a fiber supplement in addition to the product because they were extremely constipated. 

Amount of Supplement Provided. EverCleanse is about 37% less than most colon cleansing supplements available, but people are saying that they are getting what they paid for. The content of the product was small and many people ran out of one of the supplement before the actual trial period was supposed to end. There was supposed to be a 30-day supply in each bottle, but the EverCleanse Slim! was missing some of the pills.

Cleaning the colon is the first step to a detox. If the colon is not cleansed first, then the toxins that are stored will just recycle back into the body. There are two main ways to clean the colon. One way is by using a rubber hose, inserting it into the rectum and flushing it with water. The other way is by using herbal supplements. Each ingredient in herbal supplement has a specific purpose. Most are gentle natural laxatives that help remove the build up waste in the colon.
EverCleanse is an herbal supplement that claims to clean the colon and leave the body healthier and more vital. It is a three step process and each step has a specific function to help clean the colon.

The program consists of 3 products called EverCleanse Slim!, EverCleanse Slim! Advantage and EverCleanse Slim! Complete. One is meant to help a person lose weight, one claims to help detoxify and replenish and the third is meant to help support and maintain colon health. There have been many debates on whether EverCleanse actually works. This is a summary of several people’s experience with the EverCleanse product. EverCleanse labs are reportedly inspected by the FDA. EverCleanse had not been approved by the FDA as a method for weight loss or approved as a product that will improve health (many supplements are not).

Here are some testimonials of users of EverCleanse:
• In June of 2009 one user gave it one out of five stars and claimed that they bought EverCleanse to get rid of 5-10 pounds of belly fat. After 3 days they had to stop taking the product because they were bloated and cramping more then they ever had before. They experienced harsh side effects like muscle fatigue, extreme tiredness and extreme bloating.
• In April of 2009 one user gave it one out of five stars and claimed that EverCleanse did not work for them. They had to take laxatives at the same time they were taking the program. They did not see or feel any benefits from taking the product.
• In February of 2009 one user gave it one out of five stars and claimed that EverCleanse gave them a rash all over their body after two weeks of use.
• In December of 2008 one user gave it one out of five stars and claimed that they seriously do not recommend the EverCleanse formula. It made them extremely gaseous and bloated. It did not work for them at all. She had a problem returning the product because it was opened and used and they only give the full refund if it is unopened and unused.
• In December of 2008 one user gave it one out or five stars and claimed that they are on week 4 and they still do not see any results. They tried to make contact with the company and had no success. They even tried to omit red meat from their dies to see if it would help to “boost” the program, but nothing worked. They add that they work out 4 times a week and still see no results.
• In August of 2008 one user gave it one out of five stars and claimed that the product did not work so they decided not to order more. They found a charge on their credit card for another supply and found out was a reoccurring order. It took them 3 weeks to talk to someone and they have not been reimbursed.
 

The colon is an organ in the body in the large intestine that can store a varied amount of undigested food and fecal matter. In an effort to make the body healthier and more vital detox is a way to help cleanse the body of these unwanted toxins. EverCleanse is a 3 step cleansing supplement that promises to detoxify, rejuvenate and refresh the digestive system.

The way that EverCleanse is meant to work is each of the three products has its own special purpose. The first step was designed to gradually encourage normal, healthy bowel function and maximize the removal of waste material without the use of harsh laxatives. This product is called EverCleanse Slim!. The second step is supposed to help to support normal, healthy function of the intestinal tract by promoting healthy digestion and absorption of the essential nutrients, removal of waste material and then provide an environment that supports overall health and wellness. This product is called EverCleanse Slim! Advantage. The third step is meant to maintain the health of the intestinal tract. This is supposed to help promote healthy digestion and absorption and to also provide support to the immune system. It does this by stimulating the growth of friendly bacteria, suppressing the growth of pathogenic bacteria and supporting healthy elimination.

EverCleanse labs are reportedly inspected by the FDA. EverCleanse had not been approved by the FDA as a method for weight loss or approved as a product that will improve health (many supplements are not).
One major complaint about EverCleanse is the lack of information that is provided concerning the ingredients. It claims that it is 100% natural, but does not release any information on each ingredient used. It hides behind a “patented source of soluble fiber”.  There is also a lot of people that have lactose allergy can not take this product because one of the ingredients that was revealed is milk.

This product is full of controversy. Its website claims that most of us are carrying 6-40 pounds of waste, feces and indigested food inside our bodies. This is virtually impossible! These types of statements make it very difficult to verify some of the products claim.

There is not a specific diet or exercise plan that is required while taking EverCleanse. In order to benefit from any weight loss supplement program, healthy eating and regular exercise are always recommended. Eating plenty of fruits and vegetables and getting regular exercise will help to insure results. However, people have reported that

EverCleanse does not work for them they report to have more negative side effects then positive results. Many people have claimed extreme dizziness, stomach pains, rapid heartbeat, bloating (severe at times), constipation (severe at times), bloody stools and headaches. One of the most negative side effects is that the regimen had no affect at all. There was no weight loss; there was no cleansing process at all. Many people reported that they felt cheated by not only the amount of the product that was given (not enough), but that the product was ineffective. If there is any weight loss it may just be due to water and waste removal. It is recommended that with these types of regimens that plenty of water is consumed.
 

Cleaning the colon is the first step to a detox. If the colon is not cleansed first, then the toxins that are stored will just recycle back into the body. There are two main ways to clean the colon. One way is by using a rubber hose, inserting it into the rectum and flushing it with water. The other way is by using herbal supplements. Each ingredient in herbal supplement has a specific purpose. Most are gentle natural laxatives that help remove the build up waste in the colon.
EverCleanse is an herbal supplement that claims to cleanse the colon and help to make the body healthier and more vital.

EverCleanse claims to do this with natural herbs and fiber. The program consists of 3 products:
EverCleanse Slim! This is meant to help a person lose weight.
EverCleanse Slim! Advantage. This one claims to help detoxify and replenish.
 EverCleanse Slim! Complete.  This one is meant to help support and maintain colon health.

There have been many debates on whether EverCleanse actually works. EverCleanse labs are reportedly inspected by the FDA. EverCleanse had not been approved by the FDA as a method for weight loss or approved as a product that will improve health (many supplements are not). Anyone trying to do a cleansing should always seek professional medical counsel. EverCleanse states that any one under 12 years of age should not use the program and people that take prescription medicines should consult a doctor. When doing any detoxification program there is always a risk of unbalancing electrolytes. This imbalance can lead to extreme health risks or issues including death.

EverCleanse claimed that with its three point strategy a person will become clean by having the toxins in the body be swept away and the healthy bacteria will be replenished and that the colon would be supported and maintained. Their cleanse also claimed to offer a “complete” cleanse for about 37% less than people which price wise was true however, the content of the product was very small. The ingredients of the product are not complete and its probiotic blend compromises some of the useful bacteria in the body.

One of the ingredients in EverCleanse is a fiber called sun fiber and it supposedly gives people the dietary fiber the body needs. However, EverCleanse does not provide evidence or further information as to why this fiber is different or more special than any other fiber product available. EverCleanse is also part of a program where the order is automatically renewed and there is a charge each month. So pay close attention to what kind of subscription that is ordered.

Many people have reported that EverCleanse does not work for them they report to have more negative side effects then positive results. One of the most negative side effects is that the regimen had no affect at all. There was no weight loss; there was no cleansing process at all. Many people reported that they felt cheated by not only the amount of the product that was given (not enough), but that the product was ineffective. Many people have claimed extreme dizziness, stomach pains, rapid heartbeat, bloating (severe at times), constipation (severe at times), bloody stools and headaches. One other complaint is that the product’s website has a lack of information about the actual product and its ingredients.