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Has anyone here tried Oxy-Powder?
Posted: Tuesday, March 25, 2008 3:04:12 PM If you have, we would like to know how well it worked.
Posted: Sunday, April 20, 2008 8:49:05 PM
JUST POSTED THIS ON EPINIONS.COM
I LOVE THIS PRODUCT!!!
Did a little reading and researching online to find a colon cleanser for a few reasons. 1) I wanted to detox my body. I just wasn’t feeling right. I had been unable to shake the tail end of a cold for a few months. 2) I wanted to do some internal “spring cleaning” before I started a new eating plan. I decided on a 2 week high protein diet and am happy I chose to do the colon cleanser at the same time since a high protein diet will constipate you.
Oxy clean did everything the advertising said it would do. I read the directions 2 or 3 times. It was simple. All I had to do was pop 4 pills every evening for 7 evenings on an empty stomach and with LOTS of water.
Oxy powder worked with my body clock. I would start to use the bathroom at night; going as often as 7 times between 6pm and 12pm. (A few of nights I woke up at some obscene hour to go.) Let me just say. THERE WAS NEVER ANY CRAMPING! In the morning I would go as often as 3 to 4 times before going to work. I NEVER HAD TO POOP AT WORK!
It liquefies the old crap that’s stuck to the walls of your intestines, so be very careful when you think you have to pass gas. There was an urgency to go but it was NEVER UNCONTROLABLE like diarrhea. Don’t miss understand me though, don’t toy with product. Don’t try to wait for the commercial to come on; just go.
By the third day, I noticed my stomach had gone down a few inches. (Can’t tell you how much I lost because I don’t own a scale.) At the end of 7 days I would dare say I lost 4 inches. NOT FROM BURNING FAT or LOSING MUSCLE like a lot of diets cause. It’s safe to say most of it came from the removal of old crap. I drank at least 80 ounce of water a day, no junk food, no processed foods and ate mostly turkey. If I had to guestimate my weigh loss in pounds, I would say conservatively 10lbs. I believe 15 would be more accurately, however, I don’t want believe I was big of a CRAP FACTORY.
For the folks who, like myself, have been hypnotized by the pictures on the various colon cleanser websites you’re curious to know WHAT IT LOOKED LIKE. I know you are. My co-workers asked me after I told them about OXY POWDER. My poop looked like sand or sediment. At the beginning it was a very very dark brown. At the end of the week it was lighter.
How do I feel? Lighter. I don’t feel as bulbous and have a bit more energy. I didn’t have bad skin before so I say that it did anything more than make me poop… A LOT.
I HIGHLY recommend OXY POWDER. So much so, I’ve recommended it to my co-workers. If I turned them on to a bad or bogus product, I’d never hear the end of it. Good luck. CHOSE WISELY!
I LOVE THIS PRODUCT!!!
Did a little reading and researching online to find a colon cleanser for a few reasons. 1) I wanted to detox my body. I just wasn’t feeling right. I had been unable to shake the tail end of a cold for a few months. 2) I wanted to do some internal “spring cleaning” before I started a new eating plan. I decided on a 2 week high protein diet and am happy I chose to do the colon cleanser at the same time since a high protein diet will constipate you.
Oxy clean did everything the advertising said it would do. I read the directions 2 or 3 times. It was simple. All I had to do was pop 4 pills every evening for 7 evenings on an empty stomach and with LOTS of water.
Oxy powder worked with my body clock. I would start to use the bathroom at night; going as often as 7 times between 6pm and 12pm. (A few of nights I woke up at some obscene hour to go.) Let me just say. THERE WAS NEVER ANY CRAMPING! In the morning I would go as often as 3 to 4 times before going to work. I NEVER HAD TO POOP AT WORK!
It liquefies the old crap that’s stuck to the walls of your intestines, so be very careful when you think you have to pass gas. There was an urgency to go but it was NEVER UNCONTROLABLE like diarrhea. Don’t miss understand me though, don’t toy with product. Don’t try to wait for the commercial to come on; just go.
By the third day, I noticed my stomach had gone down a few inches. (Can’t tell you how much I lost because I don’t own a scale.) At the end of 7 days I would dare say I lost 4 inches. NOT FROM BURNING FAT or LOSING MUSCLE like a lot of diets cause. It’s safe to say most of it came from the removal of old crap. I drank at least 80 ounce of water a day, no junk food, no processed foods and ate mostly turkey. If I had to guestimate my weigh loss in pounds, I would say conservatively 10lbs. I believe 15 would be more accurately, however, I don’t want believe I was big of a CRAP FACTORY.
For the folks who, like myself, have been hypnotized by the pictures on the various colon cleanser websites you’re curious to know WHAT IT LOOKED LIKE. I know you are. My co-workers asked me after I told them about OXY POWDER. My poop looked like sand or sediment. At the beginning it was a very very dark brown. At the end of the week it was lighter.
How do I feel? Lighter. I don’t feel as bulbous and have a bit more energy. I didn’t have bad skin before so I say that it did anything more than make me poop… A LOT.
I HIGHLY recommend OXY POWDER. So much so, I’ve recommended it to my co-workers. If I turned them on to a bad or bogus product, I’d never hear the end of it. Good luck. CHOSE WISELY!
Posted: Thursday, January 29, 2009 2:43:36 PM
Thank you Amy for your post. I've been researching the web for the right cleanser and narrowed down my choices to two; Dr. Natura's Colonix and Oxy-powder. These are the only two that had objective reviews, one being a nutritionist's blog (there are several made up "objective" reviewers some do include these products as well). However, I like the fact that Oxy-powder is mostly taken at night, the website gives you diet instructions to reinforce the cleansing, it doesn't have senna (taken senna for more than a week can be harmful), and you don't get the headaches associated with the overload of herbs/hydration ratio. I'm a advocate of herbal health, but after losing a child at six months of pregnancy, I do believe that we must be very cautious about what we put into our body. I had taken a herbal skin supplement and stopped three months before I got pregnant because of the warning label that the vitamin E in it had retinal (not the natural source, like in carrots) and that this was linked to birth defects. I don't know if this was the cause of my unborn child's brain not developing, but with all the toxins in our food, air, and medicine I am very cautious to believe any one source of "good health" anymore. So I will take this, now that I feel comfortable with all the comments on several sites, and will let you all know my results.
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