GHC Oxy-Powder Intestinal Cleanser Review
Oxy-Powder is an oxygen based intestinal cleanser (colon cleanser) created by Dr. Edward Group, founder of the Global Healing Center (GHC). There are thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of colon cleansing products out there, each with their own claims. It’s a real challenge to find one that not only works, but doesn’t lead to side effects that are sometimes worse than the very health ailments you are attempting to remedy.
There are a lot of things that separate Oxy-Powder from other products, but one of the most important is that it is an oxygen based cleanser. This means that you will not develop a dependency on the product while using it, can use it freely after the initial cleanse as maintenance, and it will not cause digestive issues. Another question you will want to ask yourself is whether or not you really need to cleanse your colon.
The answer, quite simply, is yes. If you are like most citizens of the civilized world, then you are being exposed to thousands of toxic chemicals on a daily basis. Whether it be from your diet, the air you breathe, or the cream you put on your skin, your body is constantly being bombarded with potentially harmful substances. In addition to this chemical barrage, poor digestion and eating habits play a large role in the compilation of rotting matter in the colon. This is where cleansing comes in. By age 40, the average person has an estimated 10 to 20 pounds of hard compacted fecal matter lodged in their intestinal tract.
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Now that it has become apparent that most people need to perform a colon cleanse, it is important to discuss how it can be done most effectively. As mentioned before, the presence of oxygen in Oxy-Powder allows for a deep cleansing process to occur. Using a combination of ozone-oxygenated Magnesium, Organic Germanium-132 and Citric Acid, compacted fecal matter is turned into either liquid or gas, leading to extremely efficient (and painless) excretion. This means that the oxygen will actually be gently releasing the buildup, as opposed to other aggressive colon cleansers that rely on the brute force of harsh laxatives.
You can use Oxy-Powder one of two ways. The first, the 7-Day Oxygen Colon Cleanse, is the more moderate routine. You can expect some great results from this routine (I have personally tried it), but the 6-Day Advanced Oxygen Colon Cleanse is recommended to those who are really serious about restoring their colon health. Especially those who have performed a colon cleanse before. The advanced routine has a more extreme regimen, such as eating only fruit for the duration of the cleanse, but the results are much greater.
Oxy-Powder, from my personal experience and research (everyone is different so I often investigate the experiences of others as well for most products), is one of the best colon cleansing products on the market. You can pick up 60 capsules (plenty more than is needed for the 6 or 7 day cleanse for most people) for $24.95, or pick up the 120 capsule bottle for $44.95. I recommend this product for anyone interested in performing a gentle yet effective intestinal cleanse.
Product Score: 9/10
Bottom line: Oxy-Powder is a great colon cleanser, using oxygen in a gentle yet effective way to remove rotting waste from the intestines.
More information
- See the clinical trials performed on Oxy-Powder’s ability to treat constipation and IBS
- View the product label
- Visit the official Oxy-Powder page
References:
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I've read worrisome facts about germanium-132: a FDA study showed kidney failure in 31 cases, and nine related deaths.(see WebMD for instance). Furthermore, Cancer.org writes: "While organic germanium appears to be less toxic than inorganic germanium, it has been reported to cause kidney damage, liver changes, and heart problems. Other reported effects include anemia, poor appetite, weight loss, nausea, vomiting, tiredness, muscle weakness, skin rashes, and numbness in the hands and feet due to nerve damage. The toxic effects build up over time and get worse the longer it is taken. Many of these effects improve after the supplement is stopped, but kidney and nerve damage persisted and became chronic for some people."
how does it work? I tried ALli one time and I had to carry extra clothing and embarrasing……