Clean

ChiroNutraceutical

#Other

Safety60

Efficacy50

Transparency62

Based on Examine, Wikipedia, and 23 other sources

Overview

The effectiveness of 'Clean' is difficult to definitively assess due to the use of a proprietary blend, which obscures the individual doses of most herbal ingredients. While several ingredients (like Wormwood, Black Walnut Hull, and Cloves) have traditional uses or preclinical evidence for antiparasitic/antimicrobial activity, and Zinc is well-known for immune support, there is no guarantee that these ingredients are present in clinically effective amounts within the blend. The product also lacks specific clinical trials to substantiate its 'parasite cleanse' claims, relying primarily on traditional use and the purported properties of its components.

The Good

Zinc content is at a generally effective dose to support immune function.

Contains traditional herbs known for antimicrobial and antiparasitic properties.

Includes fiber sources (Apple Pectin) for digestive support.

The Bad

Reliance on a 'Proprietary Blend' prevents verification of clinically effective dosages for most ingredients.

Key ingredients like Wormwood, Oregon Grape Root, and Goldenseal have known constituents (thujone, berberine) with potential toxicity or drug interaction risks, especially at unknown concentrations.

Label states 'not intended for pregnant or nursing mothers nor children under the age 18' due to safety concerns for these populations.