It takes a week to thoroughly cleanse the colon and the liver. Our oxygen based colon and liver cleanse consists of two parts of five days each that overlap adding up to one week in total. There are five days for cleaning the digestive tract and five days of liver kidney and gall bladder cleanse. Both components revolve around oxidation of toxins and oxygenation for cellular metabolism. We call it the Total Oxygen Cleanse or TOC.

It is important to clean out the organs of elimination prior to flushing the liver so that it has a place to empty into. If the liver and gall bladder suddenly dump a toxic load down a backed up drain things overflow back into the blood stream. This can create a terrible feeling of malaise commonly known as a detox reaction. Other terms commonly used to refer to this ordeal are Herksheimer reaction, healing crisis or Hoxsey reaction. There is no reason to subject ones self to what can be easily avoided by using oxygen to cleanse the colon and clear the drain prior to cleansing the liver.

Many cleansing regimens, although effective, are rough on the system. They can also be so unpleasant tasting and complicated that few people have the fortitude to see them all the way through. Compliance is everything. If you don’t finish - it’s not a cleanse. By analogy, you can’t say that you ran a mile if you stop halfway down the block because of a stone in your shoe. The Total Oxygen Cleanse is as easy as it is effective.

Here is a brief description of this simple gentle and convenient seven day regimen. On days one through five concentrate on cleaning out the digestive tract by taking Colosan. On days three though seven take Hepasan liver, kidney and gall bladder flush. That’s a total of two parts of five days for each. They overlap on days three, four and five comprising one simple week long cleanse.

Seven Day Two Part Total Oxygen Cleanse
Part I Days 1-5 Take Colosan 3 times a day for 5 days on an empty stomach.
Part II Days 3-7 Hepasan is taken 4 capsules with 6 ounces of apple juice 3 times a day for 5 days generally around mealtime.