The first step that I've taken to try and detox with a product you can by at GNC and your local headshop called Herbal Clean Premium Detox. this is a pretty intense cleansing product and requires a tremendous amount of dedication to do it.
I took this test yesterday, April 3rd, 12 days being clean and half way through my Detox regiment and came back positive. So I can at least verify that these product do work.
Dilution: I also decided that I would attempt to go the path of dilution.

When using those magic "detox" potions, you have gone the path of dilution.

ALL detox products "work" because of dilution. That means they "work" because of the water that youre required by the instructions to drink with them. These products do not rid the body of THC, as the sales pitches would like the consumer to believe. All youre accomplishing is that youre diluting the THCA concentration that is present in your bladder. The dilution phenomena (regardless if it was the result of the magic potions or any other dilution technique) however, is only temporary - once the fluids consumed had all been urinated out, the bladder is replenished with fresh THCA-laden urine and thus the donor is right back to square one.

In summary, "detox" products are nothing but a big scam to captialize on the so-called "war on drugs" by preying upon the uinformed and credulous, and taking their hard-earned cash. You can spend an obscene amount of money on a magic elixir, and accomplish nothing different than what can be accomplished by using just vitamin B2 and water. Cannabis users are victimized enough by the so-called "war on drugs" without these vulturing scam artists swooping down into the mix.

There is no product that can permanently rid the body of THC. The only proven way to permanently rid the body of THC is time and fat-burning exercise.
Burnt Toast Reviewed by Burnt Toast on . Chronicling my Drug Testing Experiment Hello All, I am creating this forum to chronicle my current experience with drug testing for marijuana. To give a little back story first on my case I have been in the process of on-boarding with a company on a "Contract-to-hire" basis. This process typically does not require a drug test, but a basic background check; therefore I didn't feel that I would need to concern myself with passing a drug. Well the company did offer the job to me, but I turned it down because I just wasn't Rating: 5