Almighty Cleanse Review

Almighty Cleanse Review: "First off, the Almighty Cleanse (or The All Mighty Cleanse) claims to completely clean out your colon and GI tract, making it as clean as 'white snow'. It also claims it can make you feel lighter, put an end to bloating, and act as a colon detox.

The logic behind the Almighty Cleanse is sound. Cleansing can remove mucoid plaque, and lead to better absorption of nutrients, faster transit times and removal of toxins from the body (which ultimately leads to the end of toxic diseases such as acne and leaky gut syndrome). Unlike laxatives, cleansing can induce healthy bowel movements without harmful side effects. The effectiveness of this colon cleansing product is another matter though.

I followed the steps outlined in the directions, and took the the Almighty Cleanse everyday for 30 days. Before the cleanse, however, I did do a 3-day juice fast, and ate nothing but Kichadi. Usually a fast is not necessary before cleansing, but since my diet was so bad recently, I thought fasting would benefit.

- The Almighty Cleanse does not have a bad taste unlike other products, and you can take in if you're traveling or on the road.

- However, it does have some very bad side effects, which they don't tell you. Sometimes during the day, without any notice, I feel the urge to throw up. I don't ever throw up, but I feel the need to. This feeling sometimes lasts for up to 2 minutes. I usually have to drink a lot of water to stop myself from throwing up. So, you have to carry a bottle of water with you at all times, which is a real nuisance.

- Another side effect is some weight gain. You would expect to lose weight during the cleansing regimen, but I gained 8 lbs in a month. This was because my appetite increased for some strange reason. With other colon cleansers, I usually lost "