The problem
Your body already knows how. It just can't finish.
You didn't choose any of it. The exhaust on the school run. The lining inside the can. The residue on the apple skin. The chlorine in the shower. Every dose is small enough to ignore — and that is exactly the problem. Small, every day, for your whole life.
Your liver is good at this. It takes what it finds, makes it water-soluble, and sends it to the gut in bile to be shown the door. But what reaches the gut unescorted is reabsorbed through the intestinal wall and returned to the liver — the same load, round again. The exit exists. Most days, nothing walks through it. That is why eating clean and drinking more water only gets you part of the way.
What isn't cleared is stored, tucked into fat and tissue where it sits and waits. You never feel a number on a lab report. You feel the interest on it. Energy dips. Digestion struggles. Skin loses its glow. Brain fog creeps in. These aren't separate problems — they're one bill, arriving slowly.
What the program does
Close the loop. Support the pathway.
Two jobs, done daily for six weeks. Nothing here asks the body to do something new — it removes what's standing in the way of what it already does.
Clinoptilolite, bentonite and modified citrus pectin work in the gut, holding what the liver has already sent out so it leaves in the stool instead of being reabsorbed. Taken away from food, supplements and medication, so they bind what you want them to bind.
NAC binds nothing. It's the direct precursor to glutathione — the cofactor the liver's own conjugation pathways run on — so the body has the raw material to keep clearing.
Bi-carbonate supports the alkaline side of the daily routine, alongside the living-foods nutrition that runs through all six weeks.
Five single ingredients. No proprietary blend, nothing hidden — and each one below carries the strength of its evidence, stated plainly.
The five, and the evidence
Clinoptilolite
Learn moreA honeycomb mineral that trades its own mild minerals for heavier ones it grips harder. A 30-day study in 102 metal-exposed men measured drops in cadmium, lead, copper, chromium and nickel — and a controlled trial showed the gut lining measurably tightening.
Bentonite
Learn moreOne of the largest binding surfaces of any natural clay. In a Ghanaian human trial, urinary aflatoxin fell 60% — and the body's own glutathione rose, with no adverse blood, liver or kidney changes recorded.
NAC
Learn moreA WHO Essential Medicine, and the standard hospital treatment for paracetamol overdose since the 1960s. It's the direct precursor to glutathione — the body's own primary antioxidant. Best-proven mechanism in the box.
MCP
Learn moreCut small enough to be absorbed rather than pass straight through. Human studies recorded increased urinary excretion of arsenic, cadmium and lead within days — without stripping calcium, zinc or copper alongside them.
Bi-Carb
Learn moreThe simplest thing in the box, and one of the most studied. It holds an official sports nutrition position stand, and a meta-analysis of 14 RCTs across 2,000+ patients found improved kidney filtration function.
