Vogue Magazine: April, 2010
In the April 2010 issue, Vogue Magazine mentions The Clean Program as a part of the trend of detoxification that is becoming increasingly popular. Click the “Continue Reading” link to see the article.
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Huffington Post: June 10th, 2010
“I used to diet, now I ‘cleanse.’ Even though supposedly toxins don’t exist, I want them out of my body. So if there is a new cleanse, I’m on it. Literally. After all, it’s not about losing pounds, it’s about being healthy. And that I do believe.
I like to try things early. Master Cleanse? Old Hat. Metagenics shakes? Piece of cake. Vegetable Soup cleanse? Check. Master Cleanse round two? Yup. BluePrint? Um, I don’t pay to not eat.”
The Martha Stewart Show: February 2, 2010 | Watch the Segment
When the Whole Body Action Plan began, Dr. Alejandro Junger, an integrative physician at the Eleven Eleven Wellness Center, shared a detox plan that attempts to change the way we look, feel, and think about food.
Cleansing and detoxing is a powerful tool; when used wisely, it can help you return to a state of well-being. We are living in toxic times, where the air, water, food, and other products we consume are loaded with toxic chemicals that can cause disease. Continue Reading
The Martha Stewart Show: January 4, 2010 | Watch the Segment
You’ve probably heard about intense detoxification regimens that demand much in the way of discipline without offering much in the way of taste or satisfaction.
Detox doesn’t have to be that way, says Dr. Alejandro Junger, author of “Clean” and creator of the detox program for our Whole Body Action Plan. True, you do need to limit your diet and forego certain indulgences before and during your detox. (Get a list of foods to include and avoid.) Our program calls for four days of light lunches and liquid breakfasts and dinners, which allow your digestive system to focus on driving out toxins.
Babble: May 12th, 2010 | Read The Article
“Debra Messing looks great these days, fit, fabulous, and shockingly energetic for the mom of a 6-year-old.”
“Mariska sent me this book called Clean, and said ‘You’ve got to do this. I feel great!’ And I just did it two months ago and I feel really strong. I’ve got so much energy,”
US Weekly: Jan 4th, 2010
If you… have big goals and bigger willpower
Try The Clean Program
What is it This doctor-devised three-week plan requires you to have two shakes and one meal a day (1,100 to 1,500 calories). ($350, cleanprogram.com) Continue Reading
GOOP & Clean
Written by Gwyneth Paltrow | July 2009 | Article Link
As I write this, I am finishing the amazing three-week-long “Clean” detox program detailed below. Designed by New York cardiologist and detoxification specialist Dr. Alejandro Junger, this program allowed me to work and exercise regularly, something I cannot do if I am on a liquid-only detox. I followed it to the letter and I can report that it worked wonders. I feel pure and happy and much lighter (I dropped the extra pounds that I had gained during a majorly fun and delicious “relax and enjoy life phase” about a month ago). I also really enjoyed learning about the incredible health benefits of resting your digestive system, etc. This thing is amazing. And don’t forget to ask your doctor if a cleanse is right for you.
Love,
Gwyneth Paltrow
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E! News’s Giuliana Rancic talks about Dr Alejandro Junger MD and the Clean Program. You can read Gwyneth Paltrow’s full reviews of the Clean Program here.
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Overheard: Clean Up Shop
Written by Jeanine Celeste Pang | Thursday August 27, 2009 | Article Link
Bikini season may be nearing its final sunset, but fall’s body-conscious silhouette (the minidress! the sculpted corset!) was the perfect mirror of motivation for me to try out the Clean Program, a 21-day detox touted by the likes of Gwyneth Paltrow and Donna Karan.
Samantha Ettus interviews detox doctor Alejandro Junger
Filmed on August 10th, 2009 | Video Link
Dr. Alejandro Junger arrived in the US from his native country of Uruguay for his post graduate work in cardiology only to find his body and mind falling prey to numerous ailments. After he was prescribed a cocktail of seven medications, he took his healing into his own hands which led him to the study of integrative medicine.