A Health & Beyond Online Review

You Can Have the Cleanest Colon in Your Neighborhood with The Ultimate Colon Cleanse

By Chet Day

Today I want to recommend a product called the Ultimate Colon Cleanse because it recently provided me with a gentle but thorough 30-day cleaning of my entire digestive tract.

Unlike harsh products I've used in the past that had me running to the bathroom to make a deposit as often as once an hour, with the Ultimate Colon Cleanse I was able to maintain a normal schedule and wasn't at all tied to the toilet.

Many complicated (and expensive) colon cleanses require fasting or minimal diets as well as the consumption multiple times a day of nasty-tasting concoctions of Bentonite clay, crushed flaxseeds, and psyllium powder laced with powerful herbs, spices, and Lord only knows what else.

That's not the case with the Ultimate Colon Cleanse.

Unlike other programs that feature more hype that substance, the Ultimate Colon Cleanse offers a common sense and balanced approach to internal cleaning.

Formulated by a medical doctor named Carol A. Spencer, this natural, vegetarian program features non-genetically modified ingredients.

Dr. Spencer has been practicing medicine for over forty years. She graduated with honors from Ohio State University Medical School and has since performed clinical psychiatric work for most of her career. Dr. Spencer is a major advocate of natural healing and serves as Chief Research Advisor for Organica Research.

In addition to a powerful but gentle herbal and psyllium formulation that scrubs your intestinal tract clean and helps to free your body of harmful pollutants, the Ultimate Colon Cleanse also comes with an herbal anti-parasite component, which allows you to get rid of any nasty little guests that might be living uninvited somewhere in your intestinal tract.

Whoa!

And you don't have to drink nasty-tasting psyllium and clay shakes multiple times a day.

With this program, you'll slug down a mild-tasting psyllium cocktail in the morning and that will be that.

You don't even have to change your diet while on the Ultimate Colon Cleanse, though of course simultaneously following a good detox program like my free 21 Days to Health & Beyond would make for a fun and very energizing adventure in natural health.

Product Helps Maintain Healthy Bowel Flora

The Ultimate Colon Cleanse also recognizes the necessity of maintaining a healthy bowel flora. Consequently, the company includes a quality probiotic that you'll take once a day, thirty minutes before your evening meal.

The final component of this program is a night-time herbal tea that supports cleansing and detoxification. I'm generally not one for teas, but I didn't mind drinking the one that comes with the Ultimate Colon Cleanse. My wife tried a few sips, and she said she preferred the taste of it to the echinacea tea she drinks most evenings.

During my early years in the natural health circus from 1993 to 1995, I did a lot of colon cleaning.

I mean, seriously, you wouldn't believe how much water, clay, herbs, and psyllium I ran through my system in those days.

I even spent over $100 on a home colonic board, which after a single week-long series of self-treatments was sold in late 1994 to a Colorado buddy with a sense of humor who thought it would make a terrific toboggan that winter. But that's another story.

Looking back on it all now, I wish the Ultimate Colon Cleanse had been available during the early days of my natural health adventures.

By using it instead of the harsh programs that had me spending more time on the toilet than on my feet, I would have saved a lot of money and aggravation.

You can be sure I'll be using this product two or three times a year when I go on my periodic detox adventures.

Click here to visit the Ultimate Colon Cleanse website

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