The AlphaCleanse study results are in.
The independent research lab Citruslabs ran a 12-week study in which 40 adults aged 40 to 65 took AlphaCleanse every day. Here is exactly what changed in their digestion, their energy, and their liver-related blood markers.
Improvements that grew stronger every month
Participants filled out two validated questionnaires at the start and again at weeks 4, 8, and 12: the Gastrointestinal Symptom Rating Scale (GSRS) for digestion and the Multidimensional Fatigue Inventory (MFI) for fatigue. On both, a lower score means fewer symptoms, so every result below is an improvement, and each one was statistically significant against baseline.
Participants' digestive symptoms dropped by more than a third (GSRS −38.6%) and their fatigue by almost a quarter (MFI −24.0%), while they rated their own energy noticeably higher (+31.1%). Instead of leveling off, the improvements kept building from week 4 all the way to week 12.
A measurable change in the bloodwork
Everyone gave a blood sample at the start and again at week 12. One marker moved significantly: alkaline phosphatase, which is linked to liver health, fell from an average of 86.6 to 77.4 IU/L. The other liver markers (ALT, AST, albumin, and bilirubin) held steady over the 12 weeks.
Alkaline phosphatase, a marker tied to liver health, moved in a healthier direction. It was the only blood marker that changed significantly, and because a lab measured it rather than participants reporting it themselves, it is the most objective result in the study.
What people reported by week 12
At week 12, participants also rated their own experience. The figures below show how many agreed or strongly agreed with each statement. These are people's own impressions, not clinical measurements.
What showed up on the scales showed up in daily life too. By week 12, 75.7% of participants said they felt less bloated, and 73% said they would recommend AlphaCleanse to family and friends.
Four botanicals behind the formula
AlphaCleanse pairs milk thistle and spirulina with ginger and turmeric, four botanicals long studied for their role in supporting liver and digestive function.
Independent, structured, and transparent
Citruslabs, an independent clinical research organization, designed, ran, and analyzed the study. It was a single-arm study, which means everyone took AlphaCleanse and there was no placebo group. The analysis was done in GraphPad Prism, with significance set at p<0.05.
Feel the difference for yourself
AlphaCleanse blends milk thistle, spirulina, ginger, and turmeric to support healthy liver and digestive function.