Do AZO pills really clean out the system?
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What rubbish! If AZO stands for acetazolamide, then pls don't try them without ur physician's prescription. They r diuretics, meanning they increase the amount of urine u produce (and of course void). It may help in urinary tract infections, or other conditions, but, pls don't try it only for 'cleaning the system'. It will reduce the concentration of bicarbonates ions from ur blood and possibly also increase the chances of ur getting kidney stones. Plus, of course it means lots of strain on ur kidneys. Be careful!
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I just read the previous reply and I have to say it's inaccurate. While my answer may be biased (in that I have chosen to be affiliated with Isagenix as I certainly do endorse them), it's important to note that my colleagues are colon hydrotherapists, holistic practitioners, fitness instructors, top athletes, physicians and such. My reply (below) is not only based on having personally coached 100+ customers through the Isagenix program but from the feedback of these established (some of them very established and respected) professionals.\n\nThe previous reply to your question talked about "water diets". That is different from a cleansing program (although sometimes marketed as the same thing). Forget Isagenix for a minute and feel free to type in "benefits of cleansing" in Google or pick up a book on the subject. \n\nCleansing doesn't address "water weight", it addresses toxins. ABC News has done their own investigative report (namely on Isagenix) and 3rd party researchers have looked into the program.\n\nWhat you are looking for is a high quality and nutrient dense cleansing program... there are a few of them out there... of these, I feel that Isagenix is the best for efficiency, nutritional/health value and simplicity.
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Oh my god in heaven\n\nThis lady just recommended you to swallow pills to cleanse your body.\n\nI have somewhat of a weekly routine when I feel Im full of toxins and waste , I fast for a day, sometimes two and drink alot of water\n\nYou cant flush out the toxins with more toxins , you need to clean out, you need to fast and drink water
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Newspaper readers around the U.S. are again being bombarded in early 2006 by ad inserts in their Sunday papers touting "The New Skinny Pill," which closer reading reveals as the supplement Zyladex Plus.\n\nAccording to the ad, which features the misleading photo of what appears to be a prescription drug bottle, this amazing pill "is now available in the United States without a prescription" and will enable you to lose up to 15 pounds a week. The ad claims "clinical studies prove it." \n\nThe ad, however, provides absolutely no information about what is in this pill or how it works, and its manufacturer Medlab has no website where this information can be found. When you phone the number in the ad that you are urged to call 24 hours a day to order the product, and ask what the active ingredient in the pill is, the operator tells you "I actually do not have that information available."\n\nBut when this pill was being pushed several years ago, it was one of the many containing the combination of the amphetamine-like compound Ephedrine (since banned by the U.S. FDA) and caffeine.\n\nFurther research suggests that the active ingredient in the current formulation is bitter orange, a common substitute for ephedrine. Extracts from the peel of bitter orange contain the chemical synephrine, a substance similar to ephedrine, and it may contribute to weight loss by increasing metabolism. \n\nIt is unclear whether bitter orange acts similarly in raising heart rate, respiratory rate and blood pressure, but if it does, Zyladex Plus could be risky for people with arrhythmias and high blood pressure.\n\nWhile the ad misleadingly seeks to invoke the good name of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration by saying Zyladex Plus has been "approved for release by a FDA REGISTERED laboratory," needless to say the product -- like virtually all supplements -- has NEVER been judged for effectiveness or safety by the FDA
472009
Take over the counter water pills and drink lots of water. It flushes out the system. Trust me on this. My wife did this.
836660
I wouldn't use them as some pills can be bad for your digestive system and other systems to. If you want to lose weight eat healthily and exercise.
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There are no substances that have safe effects without major side effects.\n\nThere is a drug - Depo-Provera - that has been recommended for repeat sex offenders (males) - it's referred to as chemical castration. It acts as a contraceptive for females.\n\nSalt peter (Potassium nitrate) is rumored to work but that's BS.\n\nYou know what works though is the US Army veneral disease films! You won't take your pants off for weeks!
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I used this one. Please note that with any detox treatment ALOT of pills are involved.\n\nANTI-Toxin 7™\nA seven-day cleanse\nto revitalize your system.*\nInternal Cleanse\nA natural 7-day detoxification program promoting internal body cleansing\nand healthy elimination of toxins that will keep you feeling revitalized, energized and detoxified.* \n\nFeel great, healthy and energetic in only 7 days.* \n\n30 CAPLETS\n7 PACKETS\n\nNATURAL\nFIBER + HERBS\nCOMPLETE EASY-TO-USE\n\nANTI-Toxin 7™\ncombines two unique natural cleansing products in one easy-to-use program designed for your busy life. \n\nPart 1 ENERGIZING ANTI-Toxin 7™ CAPLETS\nANTI-Toxin 7™ provides beneficial herbs in a formula that targets your internal body for a complete, natural cleansing process. This formula keeps you feeling revitalized and energized.* \n\nPart 2 PRE-MEASURED ANTI-Toxin 7™ FIBER PACKETS\nANTI-Toxin 7™ FIBER comes in convenient pre-measured packets. The herbs and multifiber ingredients work in harmony with your body’s own digestion for gentle and complete elimination.*
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Check you diet if you drink a lot of sodas and stuff like & not enough water that has something to do w/ it when i was younger i was the same way U have to drink water daily to clean out your system. I would also do a colen cleance to clean all the toxins out of your body go to GNC. they can recomend 1 thats right for U. Good luck!!
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One glass of 100% Cranberry Juice (look at the label) an hour for the hours that you are awake - when you cannot tollerate it straight then mix 1/2 water into it.....you can also get "AZO Cranberry" pills that are 900mg. of concentrated cranberry!!! these work great for me along with the cranberry juice - i take three pills when i feel it coming on and start up the liquid - take 6 pills all in 1 day! AZO can be found in the 'vitamin' section of your local Walmart.
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They don't use pesticide but then by washing regular fruit and vegetable, you get rid of it anyway.  As for better, I tend to think theyre a scam.  But they tend to taste better though.
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Detoxification of your system.  And sleep.
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No, not at all. Colon cleansing really doesn't have any evidence of benefit for people. Its one of those "quack" remedies offered by quasi-health people.
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I have tried Colonix awhile ago, and it definitely helped my chronic acne and bloating problems.. I took it because of my acne and I heard that detoxing could really help it (the reason for acne is because inner toxins want to escape thru your skin)... I bought a 2 month's supply along with Toxinout, and after a few months into the regimen, my acne just stopped. I still have scars, mind you, but every single day I would get a new spot/cyst!\n\nIf you got constipation, bloating or any health issues, Colonix will definitely help. So yeah, it was worth the money for me. If you're still unsure whether to buy it, do some research. Here's a Colonix review you should read: \n\nhttp://www.colonzone.org/colonix-review.php
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Looks like it's more of a cleaning outthan anything. I'd assume once you cleaned out your system your digestion would be a lot smoother. Prolly helps with metabolism too. looks worth trying if you're able to. Wouldn't stay on it longr than the week though.
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Drink lots of water and also visit GNC. They have lots of different teas and pills you can take to cleanse your system.
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Water and time.  \n\nThere are no "magical" detoxifying products that whisk away drug particles from your system.  All these "detoxification" products you can buy are really only diuretics (they make you urinate).\n\nLet me reiterate this:  Those detoxification products you can find for sale?  They're pretty much bullhsit.  Drinking a lot of water and drinking some tea (which is a diuretic) will accomplish the same feat.\n\nThe only thing of significance that some products offer is an extra amount of crap to make it appear as if your urine is not diluted (usually some creatinine).  This way, when you are tested the urine will not come back as "diluted".  However, most testing laboratories do not go the extra step unless your urine has obviously been watered down.