Bio-Light 3-Day Detox

Having drank far too much and eaten too many Heinz backed bean pizza’s (very nice do try one) I have been feeling a bit ‘floopy’ (technical term for crappy). I felt tired all the time and looked like I’d just been dug up. A bit of research suggested I try the Bio Light 3 day Detox. Most of the alternatives to this meant a 7 day course (not bloody likely), or regimes that were more specifically for loosing weight. Whilst the Bio Light has been included in the diet section of Dooyoo this is not the primary function of the plan. The blurb states the detox can ‘Provide your digestive system with a kick start and when ...

I decided to detox after I'd had enough of waking up every morning looking like Yoda. I'd read that dark bags under the eyes are due to toxic build-up, I'd had enough of paying for eye creams that weren't miraculous enough, and I reckoned I could do with a clean-out anyway. I chose the 3-day detox as a practice run-up to doing a longer detox in future. What you get for your thirteen quid is is a 200ml bottle of concentrated detox drink. Ingredients are: aromatic aqueous plant extract (purified water, clove, wheatgerm, liquorice, cinnamon, ocean kelp, juniper, clam, ginger, caraway, soya, yeast, fenugreek, verbena); fruit juices (raspberry, prune, ...

Well, it sounded like a good idea - in just three days I could cleanse my system, loose weight, improve my skin and increase my enegery levels. Who wouldn't want to do that? The idea is simple - just drink the bio-lite drink (dilluted in water) and eat healthily. Sadly the reality was that the drink was vile. I tried the rasberry based flavour and then the blackberry/blackcurrant based flavour. I can normally make myself eat and drink most things for a good cause, but this was impossible. They stank and were utterly revolting. I got my boyfriend and sister to test them, and they both agreed that they would have to be paid an awful lot of money to go ...