Does PomClear Really Work?

PomClear has recently changed their method of sale. They used to rely on a free trial offer to basically rope you into an expensive auto ship order that you couldn’t cancel. They now sell through third party retailers, and they claim that you can alleviate chronic fatigue, low energy levels, constipation, bloating, bad breath, and excess pounds that you can’t get rid of. So what are the ingredients?

Ingredients Used

Pomegranate-a natural superfruit, this has been called the fruit of the dead among other things. This is rich in vitamins, antioxidants, and other powerful nutrients meant for various purposes.

Psyllium-a natural fiber that has been known to improve and maintain regularity. It has also shown promise in lowering bad cholesterol levels and improving GI function.

Fennel-helps to promote a healthier GI tract and regularity as a natural fiber

Buckthorn-also known as rhamnus, buckthorn has been known to relax the intestinal muscles and therefore reduce abdominal pain. It has been used to treat chronic constipation. But it has never really been used to promote weight loss

Goldenseal-used as an alternative, anti-catarrhal, anti inflammatory, antiseptic, astringent, bitter tonic, laxative, and muscular stimulant

Cascara sagrada-a natural detoxifier, if used on its own, it is generally nothing more than a diuretic, which can be harmful rather than helpful. But if used correctly in combination with the right cleaners in general, it can have a healthy detoxifying effect on the body.

Rhubarb-a natural detoxifier, if used on its own, it is generally nothing more than a diuretic, which can be harmful rather than helpful. But if used correctly in combination with the right cleaners in general, it can have a healthy detoxifying effect on the body.

Licorice-it has been known to soothe an upset stomach and alleviate diarrhea. But it does not actually promote weight loss.

Ginger-generally used to calm stomach upset, it does not necessarily directly control or promote weight loss.

Conclusion

We would not recommend bothering with PomClear. Yes, it puts all the focus on one superfruit known as pomegranate. But they seriously blow up the benefits beyond their actual grounds. This does not actually promote weight loss, because it does not actually have the right ingredients among other things. We would not recommend bothering with this product.