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(More customer reviews)I took this product because my sister had an extra bottle and said it made her feel "clean." First, let me say that this actually does "cleanse" your system. I found myself running to the bathroom several times. After my bathroom adventures I decided to research the ingredients in these magic pills. If you look on the back of the label more than half of each pill includes a "cleansing support blend." This blend includes cascara sagrada powder and slippery elm powder. These are both LAXATIVES that people use when they are constipated.
As far as the "acai" part of this is concerned, it's really just a marketing gimmick. The manufacturers of the product are exploiting the American public's lack of knowledge on the berry. In reality it's actually a tasty fruit that is healthy for you when eaten fresh. However, it is not a magic berry with endless amounts of antioxidants and weight loss properties. The FTC is suing several manufactures for making such spurious claims (Wall Street Journal) and blueberries, blackberries and pomegranates all have more antioxidants than acai. In fact the "acai cleanse blend" listed on the bottle is actually a mix of various different extracts that include many of these same fruits.
I suspect some of the reviews on here to be fake reviews as the extremely positive ones reporting weight loss have no other reviews on their record. Unless you are constipated, I can't recommend this product for you. Even then, you should probably consult with your doctor first before taking a laxative because they can be dangerous when not taken properly. I hope this review has been helpful to you and remember to do your research BEFORE putting anything in your body! I know I've learned my lesson.
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