Psyllium ext Review

One product that claims to be an extreme cleansing and detox supplement is Psyllium.ext. It is formulated to flush everything thoroughly from the intestines and dosages are based on individual needs. The directions read to take 2 capsules with 8 oz of water and then to Increase by 1 tablet per day until desired results are achieved, or as otherwise directed by a medical professional. It is not recommended to exceed 8 tablets in one day. Psyllium.ext is also marketed to rid the system of toxins and other pathogenic microorganisms.

Ingredients

The ingredients in the supplements include Oat Fiber, Psyllium Husk, Guar Gum, Hibiscus Flower, Burdock Root, Fo Ti, Licorice Root, Cascara, Althea Root, Eluthro Root, Parsley Root, Papain and Sarsaparilla Root. It is mainly a high fiber supplement and few of those ingredients are actually known to counteract toxins. They are, however, extremely effective in flushing impacted matter from the intestines. One ingredient is known to have the potential to cause some degree of side effects, and that is Cascara. The mechanism through which it works is to cause contractions along the intestinal muscles which can also promote uterine contractions. Pregnant women should not take this product unless otherwise directed to do so by their obstetrician. In all cases, because of the extremely high fiber content, it is imperative that plenty of water be consumed to ‘avoid choking’ as the warning read (Fiber swells to flush matter from the system).

Customer Feedback

There are mixed reviews with Psyllium.ext and they range from great to awful, as is the case with most products. It is always important to keep in mind when reading customer reviews that no two people ever react in exactly the same way to any given substance. While some people found the product to be totally ineffective, others found it to be the best cleanser they have ever tried. The biggest complaint was that until they found the correct dosage based on their personal needs it was like a ‘roller coaster’ ride with the result being the product was too strong until adjusted for their requirements. Typical side effects in the beginning included some abdominal cramping and bloating. For the most part, Psyllium ext was used more as a laxative type supplement and/or as an adjunct to a weight loss program than as a detoxification product.

Company Assurance

There is an unconditional 100 day 100% satisfaction money back guarantee that is a great incentive for purchasing Psyllium.ext. The company stands behind their product and has a reputation for honoring refund requests and for responding to consumer inquiries. Instructions for contacting the company with any questions regarding returns and/or refunds are well documented on the product website.

Value For Price

The list price is $29.95 but it can be found on the internet for a special price of $26.95 each, when purchasing between 1 and 4 bottles. If 5 or more are ordered the price drops to $21.95 each which is even a better price and consequently a better value. This price is a good value if Psyllium.ext is purchased to rid the body of impacted matter. If, however, consumers are looking for a product that can counteract toxins and replenish friendly digestive bacteria, this would not be the product to choose and the value would decrease accordingly.

Our Verdict – 2.5 out of 5
Although Psyllium.ext is an effective bulk-forming laxative type cleanser, it is not a detox supplement as the marketing would have us believe. Also, it does contain Cascara Sagrada which has the potential for side effects, which the company is ethical enough to mention. Because it may be too strong for the average user, even though the price is reasonable, and also because of the potential for side effects, we are ranking it at 2.5 out of 5.