What's Inside.

Sea moss (Chondrus crispus) has been used in Caribbean and Irish traditional medicine for centuries. Rich in iodine, potassium, iron, magnesium, and calcium — it directly supports thyroid function, energy, and hormonal balance. Its natural soluble fiber acts as a prebiotic, feeding beneficial gut bacteria and forming a soothing gel that protects the intestinal lining throughout the cleanse.

• Rich in iodine — supports thyroid and metabolism
• Natural prebiotic soluble fiber feeds beneficial bacteria
• Soothes and protects the intestinal mucosal lining
• Anti-inflammatory polyphenols reduce gut irritation

Psyllium husk absorbs water in the colon, expanding into a soft gel that sweeps the colon walls as it moves. Unlike harsh laxatives, it works gradually — encouraging regular, complete elimination without urgency or cramping. Also acts as a powerful prebiotic, fermenting in the colon and producing short-chain fatty acids that fuel colon cells and feed beneficial gut bacteria.

• Sweeps the colon gently and completely
• Prebiotic fiber feeds Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium
• Reduces transit time — waste moves through faster
• Supports healthy cholesterol as a bonus benefit

Golden flax seeds are one of the richest plant sources of alpha-linolenic acid (ALA) — an omega-3 with systemic anti-inflammatory effects. Their mucilage fiber creates a slippery, lubricating coating in the colon that makes waste easier to pass. Works alongside psyllium husk to create a smooth, complete sweep. Also makes turmeric's curcumin significantly more bioavailable by providing fat for absorption.

• ALA omega-3 fatty acids — systemic anti-inflammatory
• Mucilage lubricates and softens the colon passage
• Contains lignans — plant antioxidants with gut health benefits
• Increases curcumin bioavailability from turmeric

Wheat bran is one of the most concentrated sources of insoluble dietary fiber. It doesn't dissolve — it adds physical bulk to waste and mechanically stimulates the intestinal walls, encouraging peristaltic contractions that move everything through. Working alongside psyllium, wheat bran ensures waste is thoroughly formed and completely eliminated from the colon.

• Adds physical bulk — supports complete elimination
• Mechanically stimulates intestinal motility
• Feeds Bifidobacterium gut bacteria
• Reduces transit time significantly

Moringa oleifera contains vitamins A, C, E, K, B6, and B2, iron, calcium, potassium, and magnesium in concentrations that rival or exceed conventional sources. During a cleanse week when food intake may be lighter, moringa provides dense nutritional support that keeps energy up and cellular repair active. Its antioxidant profile — quercetin, chlorogenic acid, beta-carotene — helps neutralize free radicals generated during the detox process.

• Contains vitamins A, C, E, K, B6 and B2 — comprehensive micronutrient support
• More iron per gram than spinach
• Powerful antioxidants neutralize detox-generated free radicals
• Supports immune function during cleansing
• Anti-inflammatory isothiocyanates reduce gut irritation

Senna contains sennosides that interact with the large intestine lining, stimulating the muscular contractions that initiate bowel movement. In the Saltbloom formula it's balanced by aloe vera (soothing) and fennel seed (comfort) so the effect is steady and manageable rather than sudden or harsh. FDA-recognized as an effective OTC laxative ingredient.

• Sennosides stimulate natural peristaltic contractions
• FDA-recognized OTC laxative ingredient
• Effective within 6–12 hours of ingestion
• Balanced by aloe and fennel in the formula

Clove's primary compound, eugenol, has well-documented antimicrobial and antifungal properties — studied specifically for its effects on Candida overgrowth that contributes to bloating and brain fog. Its natural analgesic properties also reduce gut pain and cramping. Works synergistically with black walnut and neem as part of the deep-cleanse herb layer.

• Among the highest ORAC antioxidant values of any natural compound
• Eugenol — antimicrobial and antifungal activity
• Natural analgesic — reduces gut pain and cramping
• Carminative — reduces gas and bloating

Neem (Azadirachta indica) leaf contains over 130 biologically active compounds including nimbin, nimbidin, and azadirachtin. Its bitter compounds stimulate digestive function and bile production. Antimicrobial properties maintain a healthy balance of gut organisms without being as aggressive as pharmaceutical antibiotics. Also a powerful gut-skin axis ingredient — supporting clearer skin as gut health improves.

• Stimulates bile production and liver function
• Supports healthy gut microbiome balance
• Anti-inflammatory nimbidin reduces intestinal inflammation
• Antifungal — supports Candida balance
• Gut-skin axis benefits — skin responds as gut improves

Black walnut hull's primary compound juglone has demonstrated antimicrobial and antifungal activity. High tannin content tightens and tones the intestinal lining, reduces intestinal permeability, and creates an environment inhospitable to unwanted organisms. Classic pairing with clove and neem in traditional deep-cleanse protocols across Native American, European, and Chinese medicine.

• Juglone — natural antimicrobial and antifungal
• Tannins tone and tighten the intestinal lining
• Rich in ellagic acid — powerful natural antioxidant
• Traditional use across multiple medicinal systems

Beet root is one of the richest sources of dietary nitrates, which the body converts to nitric oxide — a molecule that dilates blood vessels, improves circulation, and enhances oxygen delivery to every cell. For a cleanse protocol this matters significantly: better blood flow means the liver and kidneys can filter and eliminate waste more efficiently. Beet root also contains betaine, which directly supports liver detoxification pathways and protects liver cells during the cleansing process.

• High nitrate content converts to nitric oxide — improves blood flow
• Betaine supports liver methylation and detox pathways
• Protects liver cells during active detoxification
• Supports kidney function and waste filtration
• Rich in betalain antioxidants — strong anti-inflammatory effect
• May support healthy blood pressure as a bonus benefit

Aloe vera's polysaccharides — primarily acemannan — coat and soothe the lining of the digestive tract, reducing irritation as the cleanse works. Acts as the buffer between the cleansing herbs (senna, black walnut) and your gut lining — allowing them to do their job effectively without the cramping, urgency, and discomfort most cleanses are known for. The reason most people actually finish all 7 days.

• Acemannan — key anti-inflammatory polysaccharide
• Coats and soothes intestinal lining during cleansing
• Supports gentle, consistent motility without cramping
• Also supports skin hydration from the inside out

Papaya seeds contain papain (a proteolytic enzyme), carpaine (an antimicrobial alkaloid), and isothiocyanate (studied for gut microbiome balance effects). The enzymatic activity supports breakdown and elimination of undigested protein matter that accumulates in the colon over time. Used in traditional medicine across Central America, Southeast Asia, and Africa for digestive health.

• Papain enzyme breaks down protein structures in the colon
• Carpaine has documented antimicrobial properties
• Supports complete digestion — reduces fermentation and gas
• Traditional use across multiple medicinal traditions

Dandelion root (Taraxacum officinale) has been used as a liver and digestive tonic in European, Chinese, and Native American herbal medicine for centuries. Its active compounds — taraxacin and taraxacerin — are bitter sesquiterpene lactones that directly stimulate bile production in the liver and bile release from the gallbladder. More bile means better fat digestion and more efficient elimination of fat-soluble toxins during the cleanse. Dandelion also acts as a gentle natural diuretic, supporting kidney function and reducing water retention.

• Stimulates bile production — improves fat digestion and toxin elimination
• Supports liver detoxification enzyme activity
• Natural diuretic — supports kidney function and reduces bloating
• Rich in inulin — a powerful prebiotic fiber that feeds gut bacteria
• Anti-inflammatory taraxasterol reduces systemic inflammation
• Rich in vitamins A, C, K and potassium

Milk thistle (Silybum marianum) contains silymarin — a group of flavonolignans that have been studied more extensively than virtually any other plant compound for liver health. Silymarin protects liver cells from toxin damage by altering cell membrane structure to block toxin absorption, stimulates liver cell regeneration and repair, and acts as a powerful antioxidant specifically within liver tissue. During a cleanse when the liver is processing significantly more waste than normal, milk thistle is the protection your liver needs to do that work without being damaged in the process.

• Silymarin — the most studied natural liver-protective compound
• Alters liver cell membrane structure to block toxin absorption
• Stimulates liver cell regeneration and repair
• Powerful antioxidant specifically within liver tissue
• Supports glutathione production — the body's primary antioxidant
• Reduces liver inflammation markers

Red clover (Trifolium pratense) is rich in isoflavones — plant compounds with antioxidant and mild estrogenic properties. Traditionally used as a blood purifier and lymphatic cleanser, red clover supports the elimination of waste through the lymphatic system — the network of vessels that carries cellular waste away from tissues and toward elimination. This lymphatic support makes it a valuable addition to a comprehensive cleanse that goes beyond just the colon. Its isoflavone content may also support hormonal balance, which is particularly relevant for bloating and digestive issues connected to hormonal fluctuation.

• Supports lymphatic drainage and blood purification
• Isoflavones provide antioxidant and mild hormonal balance support
• Traditional use as a systemic cleansing herb
• Anti-inflammatory coumarin compounds reduce systemic inflammation
• Supports skin health through blood purification

Burdock root (Arctium lappa) has been used as a blood purifier and detoxifying herb in European, Chinese, and Native American medicine for centuries. Its active compounds — arctiin, chlorogenic acid, and inulin — support liver detoxification, stimulate bile production, and enhance kidney filtration of waste from the bloodstream. The skin-clearing effects of burdock root are well documented in traditional medicine and increasingly supported by modern research — as blood is purified and the liver works more efficiently, skin congestion and breakouts associated with internal toxicity reduce.

• Arctiin supports liver detoxification enzyme activity
• Stimulates bile production — supports fat-soluble toxin elimination
• Enhances kidney filtration of blood-borne waste
• Inulin content acts as a prebiotic fiber
• Traditional blood and skin purifier across multiple cultures
• Anti-inflammatory chlorogenic acid reduces systemic inflammation

Fennel seed (Foeniculum vulgare) has been used as a digestive herb across Mediterranean, Indian, and Chinese medicine for thousands of years. Its primary active compound, anethole, relaxes smooth muscle in the digestive tract — reducing spasms, cramping, and the painful gas pressure that can accompany a cleanse. Works synergistically with aloe vera and ginger to make the 7-day protocol as comfortable as possible while the cleansing herbs do their work.

• Anethole relaxes smooth digestive muscle — reduces cramping
• Carminative — directly addresses gas and bloating
• Supports bile production and fat digestion
• Reduces intestinal spasms during active cleansing
• Traditional use across Mediterranean, Indian, and Chinese medicine

Turmeric's primary compound curcumin has been the subject of over 12,000 peer-reviewed studies. Its primary mechanism is inhibition of NF-kB — a central inflammatory pathway. During a cleanse, turmeric supports a healthy inflammatory response in the gut lining, protects epithelial cells, and aids liver detoxification. Its bioavailability is significantly increased by the presence of flax seed fats in the formula.

• Curcumin inhibits NF-kB — a primary inflammatory pathway
• Supports gut epithelial cell integrity during cleansing
• Hepatoprotective — supports liver health during detox
• Stimulates bile production — aids elimination
• Antioxidant activity neutralizes free radicals generated during cleansing

Oregano's carvacrol and thymol have demonstrated broad antimicrobial activity — effective against bacteria, fungi, and Candida specifically. Rosmarinic acid provides powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory support. Works alongside clove, black walnut, and neem to create a comprehensive internal environment reset during the cleanse week.

• Carvacrol disrupts microbial cell membranes — broad antimicrobial
• Thymol has documented antifungal properties against Candida
• Rosmarinic acid — potent antioxidant and anti-inflammatory
• Carminative — reduces gas and intestinal cramping

Ginger's active compounds — gingerols and shogaols — have demonstrated anti-nausea, anti-inflammatory, and prokinetic (motility-enhancing) properties. In the cleanse context, ginger calms nausea, reduces gut inflammation, and supports natural digestive motility — keeping things moving at a healthy pace rather than in uncomfortable spikes of urgency.

• Clinically studied for nausea reduction
• Prokinetic effect supports healthy gut motility
• Reduces gas and bloating through carminative action
• Mild thermogenic support — warmth that aids digestion