BromaCleanse claims to be the solution that burns fat with EGCG, flushes parasites and worms, and flushes away waste and toxins to reduce all sorts of problems such as bloating, cramping, low energy, insomnia, and other problems. But considering they interestingly enough don’t get the benefits of their own ingredients right, it’s unlikely. For example, pro-biotics don’t destroy worms and parasites, detoxifiers flush them out. Pro-biotics provide your digestive system with healthy bacteria to balance itself.

BromaCleanse ingredients include vitamin B1, vitamin B2, vitamin B3, vitamin B6, folic acid, vitamin B12, Biotrit-1 Type A, pantothenic acid, lactobacillus acidophilus, bifidobacterium, papain, bromelain, ginger root, mangosteen, blue berry fruit powder, citrus bioflavanoids, green tea, grape seed extract, and lyceum berry or goji extract.

BromaCleanse is a scam. They give you no values of the ingredient, making it obvious they don’t have the right amounts. In addition, they don’t have the right ingredients in the first place, and their 30 day trial quickly turns into an expensive auto ship that customers are often unable to effectively cancel. These are all obvious signs of a scam.