Go Cleanse on 103.5 the Fox

[lllRorlll]

Cabbage is good..
go to the hippy store.. They have a colon cleanse pill system, tht is a natural laxative and some weird fiber they claim bonds to more that regular fiber....
you will have poops that will last long enough to get theough all of the new COAR15 posts for the day

[Jer]

FWIW, I didn't choose to do a juice fast for any sort of 'cleanse' benefits. I also don't listen to the radio because I can't stand commercials.

[colorider]

Whoever is the local rep for this product is obvously spending a lot on advertising money to be on the Fox so much.
I googled the product and what I saw is a bunch of websites with "Testimonials" about how the product works so dang good." Well guess what,,, these sites are owned or created by the owners of the product. Very common with this type of product. Very popular marketing strategy with dietary suplements and miracle cures. When you dig a little deeper looking at honest reviews or opinons, you find that the product is kind of a mystery. No real testimonials and some other scary facts. According to some nutritional sites and diet sites, the ingredients are not listed anywhere on the internet or on the product description. The say stay FAR away from the stuff because of this.

[Jeffrey Lebowski]

I hear this advert everyday and Lewis says is not a colon cleanse. Too good to believe.

Start paying me, and I'll go on the radio daily to tell you the same. $0.02

[rondog]

So, back to the OP's original questions - "Has anyone done this? Does it really work?" Know anyone who's done it?

[Squeeze]

Since we're on the topic of "colon cleansing", here's a funny for you.

Years ago during my law enforcement tenure, I was babysitting an inmate at a local hospital. He was there because he admitting to swallowing a few balloons that had Heroin in them. So off to the hospital he went. So the doctors wanted to try and "expedite" the process and try and get those balloons passed before they broke. So they gave him a liter of this wonderful stuff called "Go Lightly". Now, honestly, they should call that stuff "Go Until You Shit Out Your Soul". Amazingly enough, this wasteoid managed to hold it in. So...the doctors gave him another liter of the magical fluid. Now, after about 15 minutes, I could start to see it in his eyes. He was having a hard time holding it in. Finally...the dam broke and here it came. To be honest, I felt bad for the poor soul who had to sift through that wretched foulness and try to find the balloons.

[Jeffrey Lebowski]

Since we're on the topic of "colon cleansing", here's a funny for you.

Years ago during my law enforcement tenure, I was babysitting an inmate at a local hospital. He was there because he admitting to swallowing a few balloons that had Heroin in them. So off to the hospital he went. So the doctors wanted to try and "expedite" the process and try and get those balloons passed before they broke. So they gave him a liter of this wonderful stuff called "Go Lightly". Now, honestly, they should call that stuff "Go Until You Shit Out Your Soul". Amazingly enough, this wasteoid managed to hold it in. So...the doctors gave him another liter of the magical fluid. Now, after about 15 minutes, I could start to see it in his eyes. He was having a hard time holding it in. Finally...the dam broke and here it came. To be honest, I felt bad for the poor soul who had to sift through that wretched foulness and try to find the balloons.

Golytely is the stuff mentioned above as what is used for a colonoscopy prep.

[Bailey Guns]

Golytely and MoviPrep.

I can honestly say there are lots of marginal products being sold today, in various categories, that don't work as advertised or are of poor quality. Not this stuff. It works. 100% works. If every product sold worked as advertised as well as these products you'd have nothing but happy consumers.

[Great-Kazoo]

Golytely and MoviPrep.

I can honestly say there are lots of marginal products being sold today, in various categories, that don't work as advertised or are of poor quality. Not this stuff. It works. 100% works. If every product sold worked as advertised as well as these products you'd have nothing but CRAPPY consumers.

FIFY

[Jeffrey Lebowski]

I'd just say take any claims of a "natural" product (herbal, nutritional, whatever) with a huge grain of salt. Or the whole shaker.
"Clinically proven" doesn't mean a thing.