This Mayan Cleanse Supports
A Healthy Weight And Gut

Maintain a clean body and support your weight loss journey using these herbs, backed by science

May 2022 - New Scientific Discovery

Scientists Discover The Real Root Cause Of Bloated Belly, Stubborn Weight And Cravings

(Hint: Not Sugar or Fat)

If you have been struggling for months or years to lose the extra weight… Trying diets and exercise but with no real results… You should know, it’s not your fault.

According to a new release from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the US pipes and water systems are very old in most parts of the country. These can be a breeding ground for dangerous micro-organisms.

And these micro-organisms can cause gut distress, and trigger an imbalance of flora in the gut…causing cravings for sugar and carbs all the time.

That’s why we created

This formula is unlike anything you've ever tried or experienced in your life before. You will once again be in control of what you eat, support a healthy weight loss process and maintain the health of your digestive system..

Inside every drop of "Cleanest Body" you'll find:

Cleanest Body is a bespoke proprietary formula of 11 high-quality herbal
parasite flushers and weight loss supporting ingredients.

Fennel Seed

  • Supports the health of your gut
  • Boosts your energy
  • Helps with vitamin absorption

Marshmallow Root

  • Strong antimicrobial properties
  • Supports normal blood pressure
  • Supports long term gut health

Black Walnut Hull

  • Maintains a healthy gut flora
  • Supports the absorption of nutrients
  • Supports relaxation

Pumpkin Seed

  • Supports regular elimination
  • Supports a healthy digestion
  • Supports immunity

Slippery Elm Bark

  • Supports regular elimination
  • Supports a healthy digestion
  • Supports healthy cholesterol

Wormwood Herb

  • Supports healthy liver
  • Powerful antimicrobial properties
  • Supports normal blood sugar levels

Clove Bud

  • Supports stomach health
  • Support healthy weight loss
  • Boosts energy

Garlic Bulb

  • 100+ antioxidants
  • Supports a healthy immune response
  • All natural helper for GI tract health

Oregano Leaf Oil

  • Supports a healthy immune response
  • Improves energy
  • Powerful antioxidant

Peppermint Leaf Oil

  • Supports a healthy inflammatory response
  • Freshens breath
  • Supports restful sleep

Papaya Seed Extract

  • Maintains healthy heart function
  • Helps with digestion
  • Rich in vitamins and nutrients

Natural Formula

Plant Ingredients

Non-GMO

No Stimulants

Easy To Use

No Chemicals

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Each ingredient is 100% plant-based soy-free, dairy-free vegetarian, and non-GMO, and put through additional third-party inspections and quality control to ensure high purity and potency. If you want to make sure, always take Cleanest Body two hours before or after any other medicine or supplements, to make sure there are no interactions between them.

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Inside every single drop of Cleanest Body is a bespoke proprietary formula of 11 high-quality herbal parasite flushers that will clean your body of sugar craving parasites that make you gain weight.

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