#739 Colon Cleanse Formula 500 mg
Indiana Botanic Gardens
Overview
The effectiveness of this product largely hinges on the Psyllium Husk Powder, which is provided at a functional dose for promoting bowel regularity. The other herbal ingredients, Gentian Root and Slippery Elm Bark, are present in amounts based on traditional use, but lack robust scientific evidence at these specific doses for significant impact on colon cleansing or detoxification. The overall efficacy for 'colon cleanse' beyond promoting regular bowel movements is not strongly supported.
The Good
Effective source of dietary fiber to promote regularity.
Psyllium Husk can help manage blood pressure and cholesterol.
Contains traditionally used herbs for digestive soothing.
The Bad
The term 'colon cleanse' can be misleading; product primarily promotes regularity.
Limited strong scientific evidence for the efficacy of Gentian Root and Slippery Elm Bark at specified doses for 'cleansing' or 'detoxification'.
Slippery Elm Bark is contraindicated in pregnancy.
Is it for you?
Best For: Individuals seeking support for regular bowel movements and general colon health.
Skip If: You are pregnant, nursing, have a medical condition, or are taking medication without consulting a healthcare provider. Individuals prone to digestive discomfort or electrolyte imbalances should also exercise caution.
Ingredients Analysis
Total Carbohydrates
1.4 gDietary Fiber
1.4 gSodium
1 mgCalcium
13 mgPhosphorus
1 mgPotassium
11 mgGentian Root Powder
60 mgPsyllium Husk Powder
1500 mgHow to Use
Take capsules as directed on product packaging, typically with a full glass of water to aid digestion.
Daily
Morning or Evening
With water, as directed
Who Should Use This
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