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Debate continues to rage about how much Australians should drink, and also why Australians need to drink when celebrating.

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The average person will drink alcohol at least two to three times per week and statistics show that we spend 10 billion dollars every year on alcohol.

Excessive drinking or continued drinking costs the Australian people in a variety of ways. For one, the work force suffers as an estimated 80 per cent suffer from the after effects of drinking, which can lead to “sick” days, a huge loss to the work force.

The more acute problem is that liver disease hospitalises 65,000 people a year and kills 3000, not surprisingly, the government is spending 25 million dollars a year informing Australians about liver disease.

This is why Onedose is the only government approved product as it is capable of removing damaging toxins such as alcohol, nicotine and caffeine from the liver.

Think of it like a sponge, soaking up toxins in your liver, and leaving you to feel cleansed and energised.

The key ingredient is naturally produced clay from WA called Bentonite, which is derived from deposits of weathered volcanic ash. The clay holds minerals that once inside the gastrointestinal tract are able to absorb toxins and deliver mineral ingredients, while passing through the body undigested.

Onedose is sold as a hangover cure, liver and body detox, with many customers taking it daily and retails for $7 to $8 dollars.

www.onedose.com.au