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Urban Remedy Detox Review

Healthy Living· What Runners Eat

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4 Sep

Hello! I have an interesting review of Urban Remedy’s Detox kit today. They offer juice cleanses and detoxes. Officially they call it “Wellness Kits” there are three options and I tried the 3 Day Metabolism Kit.

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I didn’t really want to do a juice cleanse because I love running eating and repeating. That’s why Urban Remedy is awesome – their wellness kits come with healthy, clean, gluten free FOOD to eat in addition to the juices.

The Metabolism Cleanse includes all this:

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It’s a great way to cleanse your system without feeling like you’re starving it at the same time.

Breakfast: Green Berry Juice

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I blended this up with ice for a smoothie effect.

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Thoughts: This was good. Like the ingredients.

Snack: No Oatmeal Cookies and tea

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Thoughts: These are delicious. And when you pair the cookies with the tea it makes for a very satisfying snack.

Lunch: Time Machine juice

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Spring Rolls

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And you also take a shot of a “Spike” with each meal. For the Metabolism Kit it’s Diet Spike. I didn’t read the directions before my first one and just shot it like tequila. It was gross! Apparently you’re supposed to mix it with water or your juice. Ha!

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Afternoon snack: An apple, tea and diet Spike.

Dinner: Glow

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Zen Salad:

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Thoughts: I loved the salad. It was a delicious mix of kale and veggies and almonds with a light dressing. I didn’t like the Glow Juice at all and ended up blending it with frozen mango. Busted.

Overall: I loved that the cleanse provides food and juice. I love that it’s broken down into 3 meals and 2 snacks. So, when you start getting hungry you’re not tempted to cheat – it’s probably time for another meal or snack.

At under 1,400 calories it’s not enough for most active adults. I do appreciate that the menu pamphlet says to eat clean foods if you are exercising a lot and need more. It’s not an ‘all or nothing’ style which is healthy.

I only did the plan for 2 days because I had a 10k and half marathon race weekend coming up. I think I would do this again when I wasn’t training for anything and could just take walks and do yoga for a few days.

The big question: Was I hungry? Yes. The cleanse is about 1360 calories –  A LOT less than I eat right now. So, I did add in some carrots and fruit to meals. But, I tried to only choose things from the cleansing foods list.

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I’m in talks with Urban Remedy to get you some kind of discount code or add-ons if you buy a kit. I’ll let you know as soon as I have it!

Head’s up: the Urban Remedy site has a video that plays automatically when you open it. (So turn the volume down before clicking.)

Question: Doesn’t a PB&J smoothie sound amazing right now?

Disclaimer: Urban Remedy sent me this kit without requirements. All opinions are my own.

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    1. sahil kalra says

      2015-12-06 at 12:19 pm

      i need to know the price of ths product

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    2. Ashley @ Kick Ash Mom.com says

      2014-09-05 at 3:32 am

      This looks like a cleanse I could do because there’s actual food involved. I like that it knows you need more if you workout. The company seems very responsible. I can not stand those juice fasting companies or diet books.

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    3. Janelle @ Wholly Healthy says

      2014-09-04 at 10:33 pm

      I love that they include food with the juices – and the cleansing foods on their list sound really reasonable. Some of those juice cleanses just seem so undoable!

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    4. Kristin @ W [H] A T C H says

      2014-09-04 at 6:15 pm

      so reasonable to have food included with a juice cleanse!

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    5. Becky @ Ok, so here's the plan says

      2014-09-04 at 5:02 pm

      A PB&J smoothie sounds really good, actually, now that I think about it, any smoothie sounds good right now.

      I always like the idea of a cleanse, but I’ve never done one. I like food too much.

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    6. Ashley @ A Lady Goes West says

      2014-09-04 at 4:16 pm

      I tried a few of the juices and the PB&J smoothie was unreal. So incredibly delicious and creamy! Worth all 400 calories of course. I agree that I like how Urban Remedy offers options to add foods. I’ve never done a cleanse, and I would be scared to eliminate all food, so this would be a better route for me for sure.

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    7. Linda @ Fit Fed and Happy says

      2014-09-04 at 3:59 pm

      Wow! I like that for so much food, there is such little calories. That’s ideal! However, this diet has too much sugar for me. 🙁

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    8. Lindsay @ Charlotte Mobile Trainers says

      2014-09-04 at 3:26 pm

      Thanks for the review! I am just about to start my first juice cleanse. It isn’t my style but I have had an acne problem since having my daughter and am trying to really knock it out. This one definitely looks like one I would try in the future 🙂

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      • Linda says

        2014-09-04 at 9:16 pm

        I used to have really bad hormonal acne. What finally cleared it up was giving up (almost) dairy and using the IlluMask. Changing your diet usually helps but I think the mask was really a life (face) saver for me.

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