Any good detox or cleanses that actually work???
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I found the Mexican Water Cleanse particularly effective. It is a little expensive for those of us who live in Canada, the Northern US or across the pond but well worth it for that " I gotta go, NOW!" feeling. Maybe next time I'm there I should fill a few bottles and then sell it to all the cleanse-suckers here on MFP.0
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tincanonastring wrote: »tincanonastring wrote: »Iron_Feline wrote: »PharmGirl522 wrote: »Phoenix_Down wrote: »GiveMeCoffee wrote: »Only cleanse that was beneficial to me was this one:
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/1258212/30-day-gelato-ice-cream-cleanse-diet
I, too, am a success story of the gelato cleanse. Worked wonders.
For anyone interested, we are going to be starting a new "Spring Cleanse" in the Gelato/Ice Cream lovers group in the next few days. For 30 days, try to fit in a sweet treat of your choosing, it can be frozen (as long as not Arctic Zero or Frozen Mashed Bananas), store bought (hello Girl Scout Cookie season!), homemade, etc. Post what you are eating, especially if you have food porn pics, and your results at the end of the 30 days! It will beat any lemonade/cayenne cleanse results any day or your money back!
-disclaimer - I am not actually selling any products as part of this Spring Cleanse. It was a joke.
Wait. Is this for real? Are you serious? Because I gotta say, this is the kind of cleanse I could get behind. *L*
Oh we take our gelato cleanses very seriously...
I will create a thread so everyone can have a place to track what they eat every day, but I started with this for anyone interested.
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/event/990-spring-cleanse-ing-kickoff
I'm not allowed to view this event :sad:
Me neither. Apparently the Gelato Cleanse group is too good for outsiders. Join me in my marshmallow peep cleanse. It's informal; no group or fancy thread for tracking. You just shove as many yellow marshmallow peeps into your facehole as possible. Just don't eat the eyes. Never the eyes.
You can't see it as a non member because it's in the announcement area. The thread hasn't been created yet.
And we are in no way too good for anyone. Well, there's only been 1 person I told she couldn't join because she posted to much nonsense in the main forum.
I was just joshin'. I'm a member now, so clearly you all have no standards.
NO standards are the BEST kind of standards Welcome home, my son! 0 -
In for peeps. And beards.
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peep-achu i choose you!
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or this looks healthy
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I think we've accomplished an amazing thing today, everybody:
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techgal128 wrote: »Eat an entire can of pumpkin. That'll clean you out quite nicely.
She's not kidding, folks. I split a whole can of pumpkin between two bowls of oatmeal one day and my insides were sparkling clean.
I don't understand all this detox/cleanse stuff. We did it a little bit when I was a teenager (I went on a fruit cleanse myself at the time), but this whole thing of adults doing it seems so bizarre to me. With all of the resources and nutritional education at our fingertips, there are still some people behaving like dumba ss 90s kids.0 -
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This may finally be the year I get up the nerve to make this, I've had it Pinned for 3 years now...
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PharmGirl522 wrote: »mrspauleon wrote: »So much negativity! Well I am currently a nursing student in microbiology and heavy folks do tend to have more unneeded microorganisms in their gut, so it is recommended to get the good microbiota in check and up to proper levels while lessening the bad. The basic one used before colonoscopies is good. Mixing something like miralax with gatorade and clearing yourself out for a day. You must watch your diet and up your intake of probiotics for a few weeks post. Limit (or abstain from) red meat as well.
Well, I'm currently a pharmacy technician student, and one of the very first things we learned is that cleanses (*including* the one used before colonoscopies!) are not things that should *ever* be recommended to patients. If they are about to undergo a colonoscopy, they will have specific written instructions from their physicians. Otherwise, if they're just looking for a way to "cleanse" themselves, well, you tell them to go back to their doctor and ask about it (and dollars to donuts their doctor is going to tell them that cleanses are, in fact, garbage.)
I'm no nursing student, but hopefully at some point in your education you will learn that the cleanse performed before a colonoscopy is not something that someone should do if they are, not...y'know...having a colonoscopy. My mother has a colonoscopy done every year (history of colon cancer in the family) and let me tell you -- if you have not done that particular cleanse yourself or even witnessed someone going through one, that is NOT something that you should be recommending to someone who's just looking for a "jump start" to weight loss or whatever foolishness people are usually getting on with when they're on weight loss forums asking about cleanses.
I certainly hope you're at least a new nursing student, because if you are close to graduating, you still have a hell of a lot to learn in this particular arena.
In particular it's a great way to get acute dehydration and electrolyte balance issues. And screw up your intestinal flora. Also perfect for preparing the grounds for some intestinal infections.
Please only practice it under medical supervision to put a camera up your pooper.0 -
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I found the Mexican Water Cleanse particularly effective. It is a little expensive for those of us who live in Canada, the Northern US or across the pond but well worth it for that " I gotta go, NOW!" feeling. Maybe next time I'm there I should fill a few bottles and then sell it to all the cleanse-suckers here on MFP.
Ah, sounds like the Bali water cleanse!0 -
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barbecuesauce wrote: »techgal128 wrote: »Eat an entire can of pumpkin. That'll clean you out quite nicely.
She's not kidding, folks. I split a whole can of pumpkin between two bowls of oatmeal one day and my insides were sparkling clean.
I don't understand all this detox/cleanse stuff. We did it a little bit when I was a teenager (I went on a fruit cleanse myself at the time), but this whole thing of adults doing it seems so bizarre to me. With all of the resources and nutritional education at our fingertips, there are still some people behaving like dumba ss 90s kids.
Made my day
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Wonder when OP is going to return and find all the Peep's and Cadbury Egg recommendations?0
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mumblemagic wrote: »
I do love my Cadbury Creme Eggs
the nutritional info isn't terrible with them lol
150 calories
6G Fat
2G protein
24G Carbs0 -
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pepperpat64 wrote: »
Nope. Not since they changed them, in NZ at least. We get UK ones now, the filling is wrong and the chocolate is sub-par. Also, no dream eggs (white chocolate) anymore
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Can I do it with the mini hazelnut/caramel eggs?0 -
Nony_Mouse wrote: »pepperpat64 wrote: »
Nope. Not since they changed them, in NZ at least. We get UK ones now, the filling is wrong and the chocolate is sub-par. Also, no dream eggs (white chocolate) anymore.
Can I do it with the mini hazelnut/caramel eggs?
I'll allow this exception to to the Cadbury Creme Egg Cleanse 0 -
FTW!Delilahhhhhh wrote: »
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Nony_Mouse wrote: »pepperpat64 wrote: »
Nope. Not since they changed them, in NZ at least. We get UK ones now, the filling is wrong and the chocolate is sub-par. Also, no dream eggs (white chocolate) anymore.
Can I do it with the mini hazelnut/caramel eggs?
No for me, too. They changed them in the US, too. And they suck now. And it's all US's (well, Hershey's) fault. WAAAAAA!0 -
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williams969 wrote: »Nony_Mouse wrote: »pepperpat64 wrote: »
Nope. Not since they changed them, in NZ at least. We get UK ones now, the filling is wrong and the chocolate is sub-par. Also, no dream eggs (white chocolate) anymore.
Can I do it with the mini hazelnut/caramel eggs?
No for me, too. They changed them in the US, too. And they suck now. And it's all US's (well, Hershey's) fault. WAAAAAA!
I'm in the US too, I don't think they're horrible...but they are definitely not the Creme Eggs I grew up on0
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