H2Clear contains herbs that help the liver to rebuild and regenerate itself. A secondary benefit is that it will significantly reduce the liver's release of LDL cholesterol. The key herbs include Milk Thistle, Dandelion Root, the perennial herb Picrorhiza Kurooa (sometimes called Kutkin, or Indian Milk Thistle), and Artichoke or Beet Leaf. H2Clear also contains the antiparasitic herbs such as Wormwood, Black Walnut and Gentian - designed to drive virtually any parasite from your body. H2Clear also contains Alpha Lipoic Acid and Malic Acid for additional liver support.

• Remove excess fat from the liver
• Get bile flowing freely again
• Eliminate toxic waste that our livers have filtered out
• Contains the essential herbs that help the liver to rebuild and regenerate itself

Although you can cleanse your blood at any time, it makes great sense to do it at the same time you're cleansing and rebuilding your liver. Our blood is filled with many impurities including everything from an overabundance of fats and cholesterol, to toxic heavy metals. These must be removed from the blood for optimum health.

The concept that we eventually overwhelm our body's ability to remove all of the toxins from our blood is not really too hard to imagine, especially if we actually think about what it is we eat and drink. Does anyone really believe that the body is capable of removing the waste created in a life of eating: high-fat fast-food burgers, french fries cooked in beef fat, countless large colas containing 32 teaspoons of sugar and creme-filled donuts boiled in lard and packed with hydrogenated oil and sugar filling?

H2Clear incorporates: Red Clover, Chaparral, Burdock Root, Poke Root, Yellow Dock Root, Goldenseal Root, Oregon Grape Root, Bloodroot, Mistletoe, Periwinkle Flowers, Sheep Sorrel, Cayenne, Chlorophyll and EDTA. These are the most powerful blood cleansers known to man and work to remove toxic residues from the blood, thus promoting optimum health, while at the same time making your blood inimical to aberrant cellular growth.